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But come to think of it, ushers really so try oo especially churches where attendance is at its very own large.

Some count the members one after the other which isn't fair at all ���

So am asking you. How do your church ushers take attendance counts?
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If it's chairs/row, just use the absence of chairs to know the number of peeps on the row.

daveP:
If it's chairs/row, just use the absence of chairs to know the number of peeps on the row.

Wow!! never thought of that. Bro be like say you don work usher for church before ���

The seats would give you a good number. You have aisles and sections so once full all you need is to count them chairs before the meeting. Why would you need to count the members?

M0ron:
The seats would give you a good number. You have aisles and sections so once full all you need is to count them chairs before the meeting. Why would you need to count the members?

In situations where the ailes ain't filled up then?
Regarding your question, Churches usually count members that came to church for record purposes.

TrillionBrains:

Wow!! never thought of that. Bro be like say you don work usher for church before ���

if each row is 10chairs and the church can contain 30rows. you'd just count like that.

1st row, -2
2nd, -4

3rd, -3

and on and on....


Do I need to be an usher to know that?

TrillionBrains:


In situations where the ailes ain't filled up then?
Regarding your question, Churches usually count members that came to church for record purposes.

Make estimates. 70,50% of the pptotal seats.

Why would anyone obsess with the exact numbers?