Half of Churches Experiencing Post-Pandemic Attendance Growth
U.S. Protestant churches are almost evenly split between those that are experiencing growth and those that are plateaued or declining.
Complicated Picture of Southern Baptist Churches Emerges From Statistical Analysis
Analysis of recent data considers Southern Baptist churches and where evangelism and discipleship have been most effective.
Most Americans Skip Lent
Lifeway Research found 3 in 4 Americans (74%) do not typically observe Lent, while 26% participate, statistically unchanged from 2016.
Protestant Pastors Bring Attention to Global Christian Persecution
Most churches have engaged in at least one of six ways to bring attention to global Christian persecution within the past year.
Evangelicals Want Secure Borders and Citizenship Pathway for Immigrants
Studies over the past four years show stability among the perspectives and priorities of evangelicals concerning immigration.
Americans Say God Doesn’t Care About the Super Bowl
Most U.S. adults don’t believe God cares who wins the Super Bowl or determines the game’s winner, according to a study from Lifeway Research.
