10 Traits Of Post-Pandemic Churches With Growing In-Person Attendance Brian Dodd’s findings are based upon his conversations with a number of church leaders. They are promising observations but hard data is needed to support them. How a Small Church Can Be a Sending Church Small churches can care deeply about
Predicting Your Worship Attendance for the Next Year Can you really predict your church’s worship attendance for the next year? Our answer is “maybe.” Being the Church: Church Attendance Isn’t the Goal Regular church attendance must always be the beginning of Christian responsibility but never the end of it. A
Study: More Congregations Are Reopening but Attendance Remains Flat Only 27% of respondents in a Pew study said they attended services in person this month. Back in September, when the coronavirus was still surging, 26% said they attended in-person religious services. 5 Signs You’re a Leader who Talks too Much
If Your Church Attendance is Stagnant Right Now, It’s Not All Bad There are times when a church attendance plateau is a victory. I believe many churches are in a season of stagnation, and it’s not all bad. 6 Reasons It’s Good to Do a Survey of Your CongregationNow may
Five Reasons Your Current Church Attendance Is the New NormalWhy is your current attendance a new normal? Here are the five most common reasons the Church Answers team found. 4 Systems Church Leaders Should Care AboutEric Geiger identifies four systems which church leaders should care are effective in their churches.
Across US, Houses of Worship Struggle to Rebuild Attendance When Westminster United Methodist Church in Houston resumed in-person services late last year, after a seven-month halt due to COVID-19, there were Sundays when only three worshippers showed up, according to the pastor, Meredith Mills. Since then, attendance has inched back