Almost a quarter of Protestant churchgoers at least occasionally are forced to miss Sunday morning services because of their job.
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Pandemic Altered U.S. Churchgoers’ Discipleship Practices
Fewer churchgoers filled pews and Bible studies during the pandemic, but many still continued personal discipleship habits throughout 2020.
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Americans’ Views of Life’s Meaning and Purpose Are Changing
As Americans attempt to move past the life-altering effects of 2020, their perspective is shifting on some of the most significant questions facing humanity.
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Churchgoers Proud of Church’s COVID-19 Response
Almost 9 in 10 Protestant churchgoers (86%) say they are proud of how their church has responded during the coronavirus pandemic.
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U.S. Protestant Pastors See Gender Change as Immoral
Around 3 in 4 Protestant pastors in the U.S. say identifying as a gender different from one’s biological birth gender is morally wrong.
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U.S. Churchgoers Say They’ll Return Post-COVID
Churchgoers aren’t attending yet at pre-pandemic levels, but most say they value gathering with their congregation and are anxious to do so when the threat of COVID-19 ends.
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