Khachkar Studios says weekly pilot metrics show attendance gains and $1.1 million in performance payments

Khachkar Studios released week 7 of its T•A•P reporting for 26 pilots, highlighting a 63% increase in Sunday attendance across 11 first-group pilots and more than $1 million in performance payments. The update also cites 1.2 million social media views, 1,705 outreach visits, and a goal to push non-holiday Sunday attendance and young women’s participation higher.

Why it matters: - Khachkar Studios is using weekly performance reporting to track religious-pilot attendance, outreach, media reach, and payments against stated growth targets. - The update frames Sunday attendance and young women’s participation as the two main goals for the 26 pilots. - The reporting model is meant to show whether the pilots can scale engagement and participation over time.

What happened: - Khachkar Studios published week 7 of its weekly T•A•P reporting for 26 pilots on Sunday. - The report says the 11 first-group pilots posted a last four-week average Sunday attendance of 1,912, up from a baseline of 1,174. - That marks an increase of 738 attendees, or 63%. - Young women ages 18 to 29 made up 11% of total attendance, or 211 of 1,912, in the 11 first-group pilots. - The report says 1,705 outreach visits reached 4,191 individuals in 2026 to date. - During the week of Oct. 18-24, 2026, the pilots recorded 157 outreach visits reaching 647 individuals. - Khachkar Studios says its pilots have generated 1,238,310 social media views from 590 “Bring a Friend. Bring a Family.” invite videos. - The report says total class attendance to date for the pilots reached 1,063. - Khachkar Studios says it has made $1,076,199 in performance payments to the pilots as of October 2026.

The details: - Khachkar Studios says all Christian pilots are expected to work to surpass two goals: a 100% increase in non-holiday Sunday total attendance and young women reaching 15% of total attendance. - The company says the pilots will encourage the “Faithful” to join the Jesus Lives movement with the message: “Bring a Friend. Bring a Family. This Sunday and every Sunday.” - The report names Armenian Apostolic Church of the Holy Spirit in Amsterdam, Netherlands, as the Pilot Church of the Week. - That church posted a last four-week average attendance increase of 69% to 405, the report says. - The report says the Amsterdam church added 165 new “Faithful.” - Young women made up 11% of total attendance at the Amsterdam church, according to the report. - Summary tables of key metrics are published every Tuesday and are available here. - Khachkar Studios says it also supports multi-denominational religious organizations using performance-based criteria. - The company describes its mission as empowering Judeo-Christian Faithful through a Biblically inspired benchmarking and management framework.

Between the lines: - The reporting blends operational metrics with explicit growth targets, which suggests Khachkar Studios is treating church participation like a managed performance program. - The emphasis on attendance, outreach, media views and payments points to a broader effort to quantify religious engagement in business-style terms. - The monthly and weekly reporting cadence signals that the company wants pilots to compete against benchmarks, not just report activity.

What's next: - Khachkar Studios says updated summary tables will continue to publish every Tuesday. - The pilots are expected to keep pursuing higher Sunday attendance and a larger share of young women in total attendance. - Future reports will likely show whether the 26 pilots can sustain the current growth rates and move closer to the stated targets.

The bottom line: - Khachkar Studios says its pilot network is growing, but the real test is whether the attendance gains and participation mix hold up over time.