Fifty-seven percent of evangelical churchgoers are no more loyal to their denomination than they are to toilet paper brands. Our new report about denominational loyalty explores what churches and denominations can learn from major brands - even from Bud Light.
Church engagement for evangelicals is changing. Fewer are attending, but some are now attending more frequently, combining in-person and digital services in the same week. Learn more in the new report Church After COVID.
No matter how much church is lampooned as long and boring, most evangelical Protestants are actually pretty satisfied with their church. But there are a few things they would like to change...
The pandemic obviously changed how people "do church" for a while. For many evangelical Protestants, it may have changed how they do it forever. As covered by the Wall Street Journal and other media.
Evangelical pastors often struggle with financial pressures at church and at home; three out of ten have no personal savings at all
Our new report details how someone trying to find a local church’s website by searching through their denomination has only a 32% chance of success. Find out more
Should Protestant churches include or exclude a reference to their denomination in the church name? There’s risk either way...
Study shows widespread confusion and ignorance on the subject of official membership in a place of worship
In the last 12 months, over 17 million American adults who don’t regularly attend worship services visited the website of a local church or place of worship
Protestant churchgoers are no more loyal to their church denomination than they are to brands of toothpaste or bathroom tissue