Finding every congregation inside city limits can look like an inventory problem. In practice, it is a communication problem.
Addresses alone do not help a film crew understand a city. What matters in the field is orientation: which places belong together, which neighborhoods hold concentration, which exteriors have already been seen, and which stories still need time.
We walked the city. Observation corrected the record. Design made the knowledge usable. The work earned its keep when it stopped being a list and became a shared way to ask: what do we still need to understand?
That is the pattern we return to. Formats change. The purpose does not: help people see a place clearly enough to act with confidence.