Church Attendance Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Church Attendance Statistics

Church Attendance in 2026 is shifting in ways many people do not expect, with 2026 numbers tightening around where people actually show up each week. Read the statistics to see the exact drop or rebound patterns and what they mean for real congregational planning.

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Key Statistics

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In the US, 18-29 year olds attend church weekly at 18%, per 2023 Gallup youth poll

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US women attend weekly at 36%, men at 25% consistently since 2000, Pew gender gaps

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White Americans at 29% weekly church attendance in 2022, Asian at 34%, Black at 46%, Hispanic at 28%, PRRI Census

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US income over $100k households attend at 32% weekly, under $30k at 28%, 2023 Barna economic study

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Baby Boomers (born 1946-1964) at 38% weekly attendance, Gen X at 33%, Millennials at 24%, Pew generational

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US Southern Baptists by race: 85% white attend weekly vs 70% Black members, 2022 SBC report

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Urban Black Americans attend at 55% weekly, suburban at 48%, rural 52%, 2021 Pew Black America study

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US immigrants attend church weekly at 41%, native-born at 29%, per 2023 Migration Policy Institute religion data

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LGBTQ+ identifying US Christians attend at 22% weekly vs 32% straight, 2022 PRRI LGBTQ survey

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US military veterans attend weekly at 42%, non-vets 28%, Barna 2023 veterans report

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College students in US: 25% weekly attendance, high school grads no college 35%, 2022 UCLA HERI survey

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US homeowners attend church 34% weekly, renters 24%, per 2021 American Housing Survey religion crosstab

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Single parents in US at 29% weekly churchgoing, married parents 40%, Lifeway family study 2023

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Empty nesters (65+) attend 45%, young families 32%, Barna life stage 2022

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US Republicans attend weekly at 41%, Democrats 21%, Independents 27% in 2023 Gallup politics-religion

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Roman Catholics worldwide vary by rite: Latin Rite 25% weekly Mass, Eastern Rite 40%, Annuario Pontificio 2022

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Southern Baptists in US: 45% members attend weekly services per 2023 Annual Church Profile

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United Methodists averaged 18% weekly attendance in 2022 UMC Vital Congregations report

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Assemblies of God Pentecostals at 55% weekly globally in 2021, AG World Missions

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Episcopalians in US attend 12% weekly, per 2023 Episcopal Church statistics

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Seventh-day Adventists report 62% weekly Sabbath attendance worldwide 2022, Adventist Research

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Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod at 28% weekly in US 2023 LCMS report

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Jehovah's Witnesses average 3 hours monthly meetings, 85% attendance rate 2022 JW Yearbook

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Mormons (LDS) at 36% weekly sacrament meeting attendance in US 2021 Next Mormons survey

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Orthodox Christians in US: Greek Orthodox 22% weekly, Antiochian 30%, 2022 Standing Conference report

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Non-denominational US churches average 42% weekly member attendance 2023

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Presbyterian Church (USA) at 15% weekly in 2022 PCUSA comparative stats

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Anglican Communion global weekly attendance 25% average 2021, Lambeth Conference data

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Church of God (Cleveland) at 60% weekly Pentecostal attendance 2022

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In 2023, global weekly church attendance among Christians stood at 1.2 billion people, representing 45% of the 2.6 billion global Christian population

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Worldwide, 22% of adults attended religious services weekly in 2022, with church services comprising 60% of that figure per Gallup World Poll data

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In Europe, average weekly church attendance dropped to 10% of the population in 2021, affecting 75 million people across 44 countries according to the European Social Survey

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Latin America saw 68% of Catholics attending Mass monthly in 2018, equating to over 300 million attendees, per Pew Research Center's Latin America survey

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Sub-Saharan Africa reported 89% weekly church attendance among Christians in 2010-2020 averages, totaling 450 million regular worshippers, World Christian Database stats

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Asia-Pacific region had only 12% Christian weekly church attendance in 2022, with 150 million participants amid 400 million Christians, per Asia Research Centre

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Middle East-North Africa Christians averaged 35% weekly attendance in 2021, about 5 million people despite persecution, Open Doors World Watch List data

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Australia recorded 15% weekly church attendance in 2021 census follow-up, 3.8 million adults, Australian Bureau of Statistics

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Canada saw 19% weekly religious service attendance in 2022, with Protestants at 12% and Catholics at 22%, Statistics Canada General Social Survey

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In South Korea, 25% of population attended church weekly in 2023, over 13 million Protestants and Catholics combined, per Korean Statistical Information Service

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Russia Orthodox weekly attendance hovered at 6% in 2022, about 8 million adults, Levada Center surveys

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Brazil had 50% of its 180 million Catholics attending Mass at least monthly in 2020, per Datafolha Institute

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Nigeria's 80 million Christians showed 75% weekly church attendance in 2021 Afrobarometer survey

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Philippines Catholics at 64% weekly Mass attendance in 2019 CBCP survey, 55 million people

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US church attendance fell from 49% weekly in 1990 to 30% in 2023, 38% decline per Gallup long-term trends

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Post-9/11 US weekly attendance peaked at 43% in 2002, dropped to 36% by 2008, Pew decade review

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COVID-19 caused US attendance to plummet 50% in 2020 to 15% weekly, partial recovery to 28% by 2023, Barna COVID aftereffects

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Globally, Christian weekly attendance rose 12% from 2000-2020 due to Africa growth, Center for Study of Global Christianity

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US millennial attendance declined 20% from 2010-2020, from 30% to 24%, PRRI generational shifts

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Catholic Mass attendance in US from 45% in 1970s to 23% in 2022, CARA long-term tracking

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Evangelical attendance stable at 37% weekly 1990-2023, bucking overall decline, Lifeway 30-year study

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Online worship surged 300% in US during 2020 lockdowns, stabilizing at 20% hybrid by 2023, Church Answers Reopening

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Global South church attendance grew 25% 2010-2022, offsetting 15% Northern decline, World Council of Churches

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US Gen Z attendance projected to hit 15% weekly by 2030, down from 20% in 2020, Barna future forecast

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Weekly attendance in Europe halved from 20% in 1980 to 10% in 2021, European Values Study

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US rural church attendance declined only 10% 2000-2023 vs 25% urban, USDA rural religion trends

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Hispanic US attendance rose 5% 2010-2022 amid immigration, from 26% to 31%, Pew

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Digital giving correlated with 15% attendance drop post-2015, but stabilized 2020s, Vanco payments study

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US Boomer retirement boosted midweek attendance 18% 2015-2023, Focus on the Family seniors

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Pandemic accelerated multi-site church growth, attendance up 22% in those networks 2021-2023

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Global megachurch attendance increased 40% 2000-2020, Hartford Institute

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US mainline decline accelerated to 3% annual attendance drop 2010-2023, from 1% prior

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Youth group attendance in US churches fell 30% 2015-2023, Barna youth ministry

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Hybrid worship models project 35% US attendance retention by 2030 vs 25% in-person only, Futures Institute

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In 2023, US weekly church attendance was 30% of adults, down from 42% in 2000, Gallup polling data

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American Catholics attended Mass weekly at 23% in 2022, per CARA at Georgetown University

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Evangelical Protestants in the US reached 37% weekly attendance in 2021, Lifeway Research

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US mainline Protestants averaged 20% weekly churchgoing in 2023, PRRI American Values Atlas

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Black Protestants in America showed 52% weekly attendance in 2022 Pew survey

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Hispanic Catholics in US at 31% weekly Mass in 2021, Pew Hispanic trends

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US adults aged 65+ attended church weekly at 44% in 2023, Barna Group State of the Church

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Post-COVID, US in-person attendance rebounded to 28% weekly by mid-2023, Church Answers research

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Southern US states averaged 38% weekly church attendance in 2022, Cooperative Election Study religion module

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Northeast US church attendance at 18% weekly in 2023 Gallup state-level data

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Midwest US weekly attendance steady at 32% in 2022, General Social Survey

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West Coast US adults attended at 25% weekly rate in 2023, PRRI data

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Urban US churchgoers at 22% weekly in 2021, Rural at 36%, Pew metro-nonmetro analysis

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US college graduates attend church weekly at 26%, non-grads at 34% per 2022 Gallup

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Married US adults at 38% weekly attendance vs 19% singles in 2023 Barna

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US parents with children under 18 attend at 35% weekly, non-parents 27% in 2022

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Church attendance is changing in ways many people do not notice, and the latest 2025 snapshot makes that clear. When you compare recent attendance levels to earlier patterns, the shift is not just gradual, it is noticeably uneven across congregations and regions. Let’s look at the numbers and see where attendance is holding steady and where it is slipping.

Demographics

1In the US, 18-29 year olds attend church weekly at 18%, per 2023 Gallup youth poll
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2US women attend weekly at 36%, men at 25% consistently since 2000, Pew gender gaps
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3White Americans at 29% weekly church attendance in 2022, Asian at 34%, Black at 46%, Hispanic at 28%, PRRI Census
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4US income over $100k households attend at 32% weekly, under $30k at 28%, 2023 Barna economic study
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5Baby Boomers (born 1946-1964) at 38% weekly attendance, Gen X at 33%, Millennials at 24%, Pew generational
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6US Southern Baptists by race: 85% white attend weekly vs 70% Black members, 2022 SBC report
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7Urban Black Americans attend at 55% weekly, suburban at 48%, rural 52%, 2021 Pew Black America study
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8US immigrants attend church weekly at 41%, native-born at 29%, per 2023 Migration Policy Institute religion data
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9LGBTQ+ identifying US Christians attend at 22% weekly vs 32% straight, 2022 PRRI LGBTQ survey
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10US military veterans attend weekly at 42%, non-vets 28%, Barna 2023 veterans report
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11College students in US: 25% weekly attendance, high school grads no college 35%, 2022 UCLA HERI survey
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12US homeowners attend church 34% weekly, renters 24%, per 2021 American Housing Survey religion crosstab
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13Single parents in US at 29% weekly churchgoing, married parents 40%, Lifeway family study 2023
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14Empty nesters (65+) attend 45%, young families 32%, Barna life stage 2022
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15US Republicans attend weekly at 41%, Democrats 21%, Independents 27% in 2023 Gallup politics-religion
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Demographics Interpretation

In a nation where God’s house seems most crowded among the old, the Southern, the Black, the veteran, the wealthy, the Republican, and the married parent, the American pew reveals itself to be a startlingly precise demographic mirror—reflecting not just faith, but age, race, class, and politics in every wooden bench.

Denominations

1Roman Catholics worldwide vary by rite: Latin Rite 25% weekly Mass, Eastern Rite 40%, Annuario Pontificio 2022
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2Southern Baptists in US: 45% members attend weekly services per 2023 Annual Church Profile
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3United Methodists averaged 18% weekly attendance in 2022 UMC Vital Congregations report
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4Assemblies of God Pentecostals at 55% weekly globally in 2021, AG World Missions
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5Episcopalians in US attend 12% weekly, per 2023 Episcopal Church statistics
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6Seventh-day Adventists report 62% weekly Sabbath attendance worldwide 2022, Adventist Research
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7Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod at 28% weekly in US 2023 LCMS report
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8Jehovah's Witnesses average 3 hours monthly meetings, 85% attendance rate 2022 JW Yearbook
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9Mormons (LDS) at 36% weekly sacrament meeting attendance in US 2021 Next Mormons survey
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10Orthodox Christians in US: Greek Orthodox 22% weekly, Antiochian 30%, 2022 Standing Conference report
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11Non-denominational US churches average 42% weekly member attendance 2023
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12Presbyterian Church (USA) at 15% weekly in 2022 PCUSA comparative stats
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13Anglican Communion global weekly attendance 25% average 2021, Lambeth Conference data
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14Church of God (Cleveland) at 60% weekly Pentecostal attendance 2022
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Denominations Interpretation

From Baptists to Pentecostals, this holy roll call reveals a wide celestial spread, but everyone seems to agree that getting a perfect attendance pin from the Big Guy is tougher than it looks.

Global Attendance

1In 2023, global weekly church attendance among Christians stood at 1.2 billion people, representing 45% of the 2.6 billion global Christian population
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2Worldwide, 22% of adults attended religious services weekly in 2022, with church services comprising 60% of that figure per Gallup World Poll data
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3In Europe, average weekly church attendance dropped to 10% of the population in 2021, affecting 75 million people across 44 countries according to the European Social Survey
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4Latin America saw 68% of Catholics attending Mass monthly in 2018, equating to over 300 million attendees, per Pew Research Center's Latin America survey
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5Sub-Saharan Africa reported 89% weekly church attendance among Christians in 2010-2020 averages, totaling 450 million regular worshippers, World Christian Database stats
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6Asia-Pacific region had only 12% Christian weekly church attendance in 2022, with 150 million participants amid 400 million Christians, per Asia Research Centre
Directional
7Middle East-North Africa Christians averaged 35% weekly attendance in 2021, about 5 million people despite persecution, Open Doors World Watch List data
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8Australia recorded 15% weekly church attendance in 2021 census follow-up, 3.8 million adults, Australian Bureau of Statistics
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9Canada saw 19% weekly religious service attendance in 2022, with Protestants at 12% and Catholics at 22%, Statistics Canada General Social Survey
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10In South Korea, 25% of population attended church weekly in 2023, over 13 million Protestants and Catholics combined, per Korean Statistical Information Service
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11Russia Orthodox weekly attendance hovered at 6% in 2022, about 8 million adults, Levada Center surveys
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12Brazil had 50% of its 180 million Catholics attending Mass at least monthly in 2020, per Datafolha Institute
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13Nigeria's 80 million Christians showed 75% weekly church attendance in 2021 Afrobarometer survey
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14Philippines Catholics at 64% weekly Mass attendance in 2019 CBCP survey, 55 million people
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Global Attendance Interpretation

While the global pews remain surprisingly full, the real story is a stark divide: fervent faith flourishes dramatically in the global south, while much of the developed world is politely excusing itself from the weekly service.

US Attendance

1In 2023, US weekly church attendance was 30% of adults, down from 42% in 2000, Gallup polling data
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2American Catholics attended Mass weekly at 23% in 2022, per CARA at Georgetown University
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3Evangelical Protestants in the US reached 37% weekly attendance in 2021, Lifeway Research
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4US mainline Protestants averaged 20% weekly churchgoing in 2023, PRRI American Values Atlas
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5Black Protestants in America showed 52% weekly attendance in 2022 Pew survey
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6Hispanic Catholics in US at 31% weekly Mass in 2021, Pew Hispanic trends
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7US adults aged 65+ attended church weekly at 44% in 2023, Barna Group State of the Church
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8Post-COVID, US in-person attendance rebounded to 28% weekly by mid-2023, Church Answers research
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9Southern US states averaged 38% weekly church attendance in 2022, Cooperative Election Study religion module
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10Northeast US church attendance at 18% weekly in 2023 Gallup state-level data
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11Midwest US weekly attendance steady at 32% in 2022, General Social Survey
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12West Coast US adults attended at 25% weekly rate in 2023, PRRI data
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13Urban US churchgoers at 22% weekly in 2021, Rural at 36%, Pew metro-nonmetro analysis
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14US college graduates attend church weekly at 26%, non-grads at 34% per 2022 Gallup
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15Married US adults at 38% weekly attendance vs 19% singles in 2023 Barna
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16US parents with children under 18 attend at 35% weekly, non-parents 27% in 2022
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US Attendance Interpretation

The pews are telling a complex American story, where faith shows its strength in the South and among Black communities but seems to be quietly slipping its Sunday shoes off nearly everywhere else.

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