Hi Reader,

What does your church measure?

If you're like most, it probably looks something like this:

✅ Weekend worship attendance
✅ First-time guests (and next steps taken)
✅ Small group participation
✅ Volunteer involvement
✅ Tithes and offerings
✅ Giving units

These are all important numbers to have, but here is the issue I've found with them.

None of these truly give you insight into the one simple question that we, as church leaders, care about:

How are the people at our church really doing?

7 data points that could transform your ministry

What if you could look beyond attendance and giving to actually measure transformation? What if your dashboard didn’t just show what people are doing… but who they’re becoming?

For example, are your people actually growing spiritually? How are their marriages? What about their personal finances?

Let's be honest; most church leaders are guessing when it comes to knowing how their members are doing on any of these fronts.

So today, some fresh insight from the team at Gloo into exactly that: 7 Data Points That Could Transform Your Ministry.

Imagine how much clarity you'd have if you could measure the spiritual, relational, and mental health of the people attending your church—that's the insight you'll get in this article.

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Ready to start measuring what really matters?

Through Gloo Insights, you can view your Church Health Dashboard to see how healthy your people and your church are.

Plus, you can explore national church health trends in flourishing to uncover hidden shifts and make confident, informed decisions.

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I hope these insights and tools can help your church take the leap from measuring attendance and giving to the growth and flourishing of the people in your congregation.

Cheering for you,

P.S. Do you need insight into how the people in your church are really doing? Check this out.