At a recent circuit assembly of about 20 congregations there were 10 baptized.Thats .5 for each cong. in the circuit.With all the pioneers and CO.visits, i believe the CO.makes it around the circuit twice in one year,that's not increase from the field.Mostly family and young ones were baptized. Blueblades
2002 statistics???
by izobcenec 14 Replies latest jw friends
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Simon
1995 was the generation teaching change and also around the time that the Internet started taking off and becoming mainstream.
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blondie
Thanks, larc. We had a talk about our congregation that only one person, not a family member, was baptized in the last 10 years (and that person was DF'd shortly after that talk). I do a spreadsheet with the numbers given in each new yearbook. It goes back to 1968 (the farthest back my yearbooks go).
I have a number that is basically the number baptized that year minus the average number of publishers. I call these people MIA.
1995 83,258
1996 149,665
1997 190,103
1998 125,111
1999 213,511
2000 159,891
2001 164,658
Any increase is deceptive when these many people are leaving by the back door. (Notice the 1995 effect)
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guy
no Blondie O% means one per cent of increase .The dead persons must be remplaced ?? by new ones One per cent of decreace means no increase.Excuse my so poor english.Have you somer real stats from various countries
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blondie
Hi guy. Dmouse posted this site for JW statistics.
If you don't find what you are looking for, he might be able to help.
Welcome.