Most churchgoers say they can address doubts others have about the Bible, but half admit they have problems understanding Scripture on their own.
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Churchgoers Express Hope, Sadness Over Leaders Who Leave the Faith
In recent months and years, several high-profile Christian pastors and musicians announced they no longer identify as Christian or believe in core doctrines of the faith. These public pronouncements are met with a mix of emotions from churchgoers, according to a new survey.
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Pastors and Churchgoers Differ on Sermon Length Estimates
When pastors begin to welcome back their congregations to in-person services, they may want to consider offering them a shorter sermon. A new study found Protestant pastors’ estimates of their sermon lengths are shorter than the estimates of their congregations.
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Churches Believe They Are Welcoming to Those With Disabilities
Virtually every Protestant pastor and churchgoer believes a person with a disability would feel at home at their church, but fewer are taking active steps to make sure this is the case.
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Most Protestant Churchgoers Don’t Go to Church Alone
A study from Nashville-based Lifeway Research found 1 in 5 Protestant churchgoers (19%) say they typically travel to church alone.
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Most Churchgoers Say They Spend Their Day Seeking God
American Protestant churchgoers say God is on their mind throughout their day in both intentional and impromptu moments.
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