Serve team analysis

Sunday serving check-ins across all campuses.

Total check-ins count each service check-in. Unique people count each person once per Sunday, even when they serve more than one service or team.

KDI decision · December 31, 2026

Use 1,200 unique people as a stretch goal.

Both targets measure unique people per Sunday · current baseline: latest four complete Sundays
TargetCurrent averageGapGrowth neededIf the four-month pace continues

Both the current 1,500 KDI and proposed 1,200 KDI count unique people. Repeat check-ins do not move this KDI forward.

Illustrative projection, not a forecast: four months of variable weekly counts cannot establish a reliable multi-year arrival date. These dates show the scale of the gap if the same average pace continued.

What would reaching either target require?

Illustrative monthly milestones for the weekly average. Equal steps from today’s baseline to the December average; a plan to test, not a forecast.

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Where people are serving

Unique people per Sunday, averaged over the same four complete Sundays: August 23–September 13. Select a campus below for its full analysis.

Campus and team detail

Choose a campus for the analysis below. The team section has its own filters.

All Campuses

Weekly check-ins

Total check-insUnique people
Weekly and monthly numbers
Monthly averages of the Sundays in the four-month window; May and September are partial months
MonthSundays usedAverage totalAverage unique
Weekly recorded counts; incomplete Sundays are excluded from averages
SundayTotal check-insUnique peopleCoverage

Check-ins by team

Choose a team for its weekly trend. People who serve on multiple teams appear on each team, so team unique counts do not add up to campus unique people.

TeamCampus4-month avg total4-month avg uniqueRecent avg uniqueSep 20 total / unique

Recent = up to the latest four reported Sundays for that campus. Period averages include Sundays with no check-ins for a team when its campus reported; missing campus entries are excluded. Team names and locations follow the current Planning Center setup.

Source and counting method
  • Source: Planning Center Check-Ins, the six SUNDAYS campus events. Includes all check-in categories within serving locations. Guatemala child-location trees are excluded; Guatemala serving teams are included.
  • Total check-ins count service assignments (CheckInTime). Unique people are deduplicated within each Sunday across the selected campuses, teams and service times. An average of weekly unique people is not the number of different people across four months.
  • Window: May 21–September 20, 2026, containing 18 Sundays from May 24. Missing campus entries are unknown, not zero. All-campus averages use 17 complete Sundays; campus averages use that campus’s reported Sundays.
  • Recent trend compares the latest four complete Sundays for the selected scope with the preceding four. Dates are shown beside the averages. A short-term trend is not a forecast.
  • Historical team eligibility uses the current Planning Center location hierarchy. Two eligible check-in records have no person ID: their check-ins remain in totals but cannot be included in unique people.
  • KDI target and deadline: KDI page, reviewed September 21, 2026. The user confirmed that both KDI targets measure unique people. The linked KDI page’s total-check-in wording is superseded for this analysis; the 1,200 target remains a proposal. No campus-specific targets have been assigned.
  • The team section supports 4, 6 and 12 months ending September 20, 2026. Fort Worth and Midway Hollow are included as pop-up campuses with incomplete coverage; their averages use recorded pop-up dates only. The organization summary continues to use the six regular SUNDAYS campus events. Its campus, team and date filters are independent of the four-month organization summary. Missing historical campus periods remain unknown; older team names and structure may have changed. This page is a reviewed snapshot, not a live connection. Only aggregate counts are published.