25 Church Statistics You Need To Know For 2021

Reach Right Studios ^ | 2021

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Table of Contents:

1. Non-Practicing Christians Are On The Rise

2. Regular Church Attendance Declines

3. Prayer Is Still Important

4. Church Attendance By Generation

5. Tithing Numbers Still Low

6. Faith Remains Strong During COVID-19

7. Live Streaming Leads To Growth

8. Sermons Matter Most

9. Community Matters Too

10. Live Streaming Increases Online Tithing

11. Online Attendance Is Higher Than In-Person

12. Initial Tithing Effects Of COVID-19

13. Church Attendance Still Reeling From COVID

14. Hybrid Church Services Could Be The New Norm

15. Members Somewhat Confident Churches Are Safe

16. In-Person Attendance Slowly Growing

17. Christians Experiment With Different Churches

18. Members Happy With Live Streaming

19. More And Less Tithing Among Regular Viewers

20. Increase In Hybrid Services

21. Social Media Valuable Tool During Pandemic

22. Income Top Issue Facing Churches

23. Church Unity A Problem During The Pandemic

24. Many Churches Are Back To In-Person Gatherings

25. Attendance Changes Vary By Church Size

[MtnClimber]

Church attendance declines...maybe for a reason. I was raised as a Methodist before they became gun banners and then butt “obsessed”. I would rather go to satan world than back there. I can study, observe and commune with like minds without enduring same sex glamorization.

[captain_dave]

“Go Woke, Go Broke” applies to religious institutions too — who would’ve thought?! (Not the leftists)

[gitmo]

I attended a service recently where the sermon talked about why we need gun ownership.

[kosciusko51]

The church I go to has grown significantly since the beginning of the covid era. So much so that we are in the process of adding on to the sanctuary.

[MtnClimber]

I am sure there are some good ones out there. They need to be there.