More churches are gathering in person and more churchgoers are filling the pews, but the attendance recovery has stalled in recent months.
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Online Services Expanded Reach of Churches During Pandemic
Almost half of Americans say they watched a church service online during the pandemic, including some who don’t normally physically attend.
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Most Americans See Churches as Helpful During Pandemic
Most say local churches were helpful during this difficult season, but some didn’t see the aid congregations were offering.
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Protestant Church Closures Outpace Openings in U.S.
U.S. Protestant churches endured a difficult 2020, including starting the year with fewer congregations, as more churches closed than started in 2019.
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Southern Baptist Census Data Reflects COVID’s Impact on Churches
The Southern Baptist Convention saw key metrics decline in 2020, including baptisms, membership, average weekly worship attendance, giving and total number of congregations.
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Few Churches Back to Pre-COVID Attendance Levels
The vast majority of U.S. Protestant churches say they are holding in-person services, but churchgoers have yet to attend in the numbers they did before the coronavirus pandemic struck.
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