The more I learn about LifeChurch.tv, the more I like those folks. I told you about the mobile edition for YouVersion.com — an online Bible, journal, commentary, and community. But wait, there’s more!
LifeChurch.tv also offers churchmetrics.com. This is a free cloud site for tracking church stats. The LC-dot-tv folks take a simple approach — count the things that tell you the most about gathering people.
Churchmetrics.com allows you to record attendance, professions of faith, baptisms, and contributions. And, it’s scalable, so you can track multiple services and multiple campuses.
Multiple services and multiple campuses may not be your problem. But, if you want to keep up with your church stats in a format that’s available from any computer, including mobile phones, churchmetrics.com is for you. Did I say it was free? It’s free. Always has been, always will be, according to the site.
Now, if that’s not enough for you, jog on over to LifeChurch.tv for the free stuff on their site. Churches are welcomed to download videos, lessons, and anything else they make available — for free! I told you I like these folks.
For the new year, I’m going to use churchmetrics.com just to give it a spin. Unfortuately, they don’t let you import past data, so just start from the first Sunday in 2009, and track away! Your church doesn’t need 9 campuses and thousands of people to benefit from good statistical info. Happy New Year!
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Thanks for the info! I am going to check it out this year too.
Chuck,
Thanks for the kind words. I just wanted to let you know that you can import data now into church metrics. That feature was added just before the holidays.
Cush, thanks for your comment. Let me know how your experience with this turns out.
Bobby,
Thanks for the update. I’ll correct the post. You guys (and girls) do good work and thanks for your generosity. -Chuck
Thanks Chuck for the heads up on ChurchMetrics.com. However, the metrics they track are verticle measurements. I wich they offered the ability to customize the stats one desires to track so that it could be used to track horizontal measurements. Alas, it is free.