This paper introduces and focuses on two pairs of concepts in two main sections. The first section aims to examine the relation between the concepts of strong Jp-convergence with respect to a modulus function f and Jp-statistical convergence, where Jp is a power series method. The second section introduces the notions of f-Jp-statistical convergence and f -strong Jp-convergence and discusses some possible relations among them.

In this study, different characterizations of J_p-statistically convergent sequences are given. The main features of J_p-statistically convergent sequences are investigated and the relationship between J_p-statistically convergent sequences and J_p-statistically Cauchy sequences is examined. The properties provided by the set of bounded and J_p statistical convergent sequences is shown. It is given that the statistical limit is unique. Furthermore, a sequence that J_p-statistical converges to the number L has a subsequence that converges to the same number of L, is shown. The analogs of J_p statistical convergent sequences is studied.

In this study, we define a new type of statistical limit point using the notions of statistical convergence with respect to the $J_p$ power series method and then we present some examples to show the relations between these points and ordinary limit points. After that we also study statistical limit points of a sequence with the help of a modulus function in the sense of the $J_p$ power series method. Namely, we define $f-J_p$-statistical limit and cluster points of the real sequences and compare the set of these limit points with the set of ordinary points.