NEED TO PRINT REPORT? - On the top of each section where you are entering data, there is a "Printer friendly" icon. Click that to print each section.
Instructions for Inputting Local Church Statistical
Information as the local pastor:
Step 1: From a
Web browser type in the following address: http://www.wesleyan.org/stats. Along the left hand side is a list of
menu options; select the option under My Account for Account Login. Enter your username and password. Once you have successfully logged into
the system there will be a new menu on the left side. One section is called "MANAGE". In that section will be the name of the church (or churches) you are serving, and two links there.
- Local Church Leaders
- Statistical
Step 2: The next screen will list the
SEVEN statistical categories for the local church. Click any of the category buttons to bring up the screen for
inputting statistics.
Step 3: Input the individual fields for
that particular category. At the
bottom of the screen on the right hand side are three buttons.
*Cancel – return back to the
category selection screen and not update the fields
*Clear – reset all of the fields
for the selected category
*Save – the changes to the file
and return to the category selection screen
When the save button is selected
it will record the date and time when the record was saved along with the
logged in person’s name.
Continue the process until all
fields for all SEVEN categories have been completed. This process does not have to be completed at one time. You can stop and start as often as you
need to.
Step 4: Once you have completed the
process, be sure to click on the button to notify your district office that the
statistical input for your church has been completed. You may also choose
"Printer-friendly” in the upper right-hand corner, which will enable you to
print a hard copy of your report.
Note: It is important that you get your online forms filled in as soon as possible. At a certain point shortly after the May 25 deadline, the link for managing your data shuts down, and reports would then need to be handled on paper. Nopne of us want that
