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3 Trends Shaping the Post-Pandemic Church

Ed Stetzer -
How Church Engagement Is Shifting
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Church Members Are More Than Numbers

Desmond Barrett -
Behind every number is a member.
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Thoughts on the Rising Number of Once-a-Month Churchgoers

Thom Rainer -
Three realities of the increasing percentage of infrequent attenders
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Research: U.S. Church Attendees Plan to Return Post-Pandemic

Aaron Earls -
When COVID-19 is no longer an active threat to people’s health, 91% plan to attend in-person worship services at least as often as they did before the coronavirus pandemic. That includes almost a quarter (23%) who plan to attend more than they did previously.
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How to Reach the People Who Have Stopped Attending

Thom Rainer -
5 approaches churches are using to bring people back
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The Hybrid Future of the Church

Carey Nieuwhof -
The future of the church is neither in-person nor online. It's both.
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Why We Need to Plan for Lower Attendance Post-COVID

Chuck Lawless -
9 reasons attendance could stay lower than pre-COVID attendance
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4 Reasons Christians Are Disengaging From the Church

Carey Nieuwhof -
Understanding why 22% of churched adults have stopped going to in-person or digital church
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