Aland Islands, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Denmark, Estonia, Faroe Islands, Finland, Greece, Greenland, Guernsey, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Isle of Man, Jersey, Latvia, Lithuania, Montenegro, Netherlands, North Macedonia, Norway, Poland, Serbia, Slovenia, Sweden, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, southern portion of Cyprus
Good overall (68/100). Strongest in Mission Momentum (90). Most opportunity in Mission Fruit (40).Pulse History
Pulse Score
68/100 — Good Health
Performing well across most dimensions. A few areas for targeted improvement.
68/100
Good overall (68/100). Strongest in Mission Momentum (90). Most opportunity in Mission Fruit (40).
Dimensions
Growth TrendNet membership growth year-over-yearHow to strengthen thisStrengthen this with cleaner year-over-year membership reporting and a clearer balance between gains and losses.
25%71
Mission FruitBaptisms relative to membership — visible fruit of missionHow to strengthen thisLift this by capturing baptisms and evangelistic fruit more consistently, not just total membership.
25%40
Mission MomentumMulti-year trend in baptism rate — is outreach accelerating or slowing?How to strengthen thisThis needs several years of baptism-rate history. Consistent annual reporting makes trend changes visible.
15%90
Giving HealthTithe per member and giving directionHow to strengthen thisTithe totals and membership counts both matter here. Cleaner finance reporting strengthens the score and the confidence behind it.
15%85
Church Planting Rate% change in number of churches over available yearsHow to strengthen thisA reliable church-count history helps show whether new congregations are being added or the footprint is flat.
10%70
Attrition / RetentionTotal member losses relative to membershipHow to strengthen thisRecord transfers out, deaths, and dropped members accurately so retention can be measured honestly and improved.
5%75
Data CompletenessCompleteness of health-score inputs: baptisms, attrition, giving, attendance and age distributionHow to strengthen thisThe fastest lift comes from filling missing baptisms, attrition, giving, attendance, and age-distribution data.
5%67
Health Radar
Based on 2024 data · 7-dimension composite index
Pulse history
Up to 50 years of Pulse Score trend
This tracks the same composite Pulse framework across the available annual record so growth, drift, and recovery are visible in one line.
TED operates in some of the world's most secular societies, where religious affiliation is declining across all denominations. Adventist membership has been flat to slightly negative (-0.2%), mirroring broader European secularisation trends.
Smallest Western Division by Membership
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TED's membership is small relative to its geographic and cultural complexity — spanning Scandinavia, the UK, Netherlands, and parts of the Middle East. Each national context requires distinct missional approaches.
Innovation Laboratory for Secular Engagement
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TED's challenge is also its opportunity: developing evangelistic approaches that resonate in post-Christian contexts. Successful models here could transfer to increasingly secular Australia and North America. LRP-020 explores whether distinctive identity correlates with retention in such contexts.
Health Scorecard
2024
Retention & Growth
Retention Rate
Members retained year-over-year
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Net Growth
Overall membership change
+2.1%
Dropout Rate
Lost to dropped + missing
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Evangelism
Kingdom Growth Rate
Baptisms + POF per 100 members
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Accessions per Worker
Worker evangelistic productivity (baptisms + POF)
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Loss Rate
Total losses per 100 members
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Workforce
Members per Worker
Workforce stretch ratio
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Members per Church
Average congregation size
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Financial
Tithe per Capita
Annual tithe per member (USD)
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Tithe Growth
Year-over-year tithe change
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Membership Trend
Trans-European Division
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Membership Growth
Trans-European Division — Membership growth over time
-67.7% since 1954
92K members (2024)
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Adventist Membership
Period Analysis
1989–1990
↑ +1.8%
66K → 68K
1997–1998
↓ -6.8%
92K → 86K
2005–2006
↑ +2.5%
102K → 104K
2013–2014
↑ +0.8%
84K → 85K
2021–2022
↑ +0.8%
89K → 89K
2023–2024
↑ +2.1%
91K → 92K
Baptisms Trend
Trans-European Division
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Growth Composition
Kingdom growth (baptisms + POF) vs transfer balance vs losses. Above the line = growth. Below = losses.
Kingdom Growth (Baptisms + POF)
Transfer Balance
Losses
Membership Pipeline
Gains (baptisms, transfers in) vs Losses (deaths, dropped, transfers out)
Retention Curve
Percentage of members retained year-over-year. Green dashed line = 95% target.