According to a 2022 survey, 31 percent of Americans never attend church or synagogue, compared to 20 percent of Americans who attend every week.

Religiosity in the United States

Despite only about a fifth of Americans attending church or synagogue on a weekly basis, almost 40 percent consider themselves to be very religious. Additionally, states in the Deep South such as Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana had the most residents identifying as very religious. In contrast, New England states like Vermont, Maine, and New Hampshire had the most people identifying as nonreligious.

A Christian nation?

Despite the official separation of church and state embedded in the Constitution, many would still consider the United States to be a Christian nation. Catholicism has the largest number of adherents in the United States, due to there being many different Protestant denominations. The Southern Baptist Convention had the largest number of Evangelical adherents, while the United Methodist Church was the largest Mainline Protestant denomination.

The Statistics of Churches in the United States was part of the 11th Census, conducted in 1890 (the U.S. Census collected data on religion through the 1936 census, though the 1890 Census was the first to count the number of members). The Census collected data on church seating capacity, property value, number of members, number of edifices ("buildings owned and used for worship"), and number of organizations (churches, mission stations when separate from congregation, chapels when they are separate from churches, and societies or meetings among groups that designate such organizations). The data are organized by counties (counties are the cases). Measures for religions in Indian Territories are also included.

Introduction

Online Church Statistics: The trend of online churches has transformed the very landscape of community connection by faith-based organizations. As always, in 2024, technology continues to bear a critical weight in the lives of millions all over the planet. Increased participation, heftier donations, and a wider reach have characterized modern online churches.

In 2024, online churches experienced over USD 2.2 billion in donations, highlighting a strong shift toward digital giving. Approximately 53 percent of practicing Christians streamed services online, and about 17 million Americans visited church websites without attending in person. Globally, online church attendance is projected to exceed 35 percent by 2025 .

Within the U.S., 27 percent of adults regularly watched services on screens in 2022, including 10 percent who exclusively watched virtually and 17 percent who did both in-person and online. Meanwhile, satisfaction with virtual worship remains high, with 74 percent reporting satisfaction with online sermons and 68 percent rating the overall experience positively. Despite the virtual surge, 76 percent of those engaged both in person and online still prefer attending services in person .

This has made them an important aspect of contemporary worship. This article looks at the most important online church statistics and trends defining the online church landscape as of 2025.

The share of Americans who were not a member of a church or synagogue has been increasing since 1992. In 2023, about 55 percent of Americans were not members of a church or synagogue. In that same year, 45 percent of Americans were members of a church or synagogue.

This study was an effort to gather the statistics of churches and church membership throughout the United States for 1952. The data presented here are county-level data based on the cooperation of 114 religious denominations in the continental United States.

In 2024, there were 17.98 million members of the Evangelical Church in Germany. This is about half a million less than the previous year.

According to a survey conducted in 2023, only ** percent of Catholics in France went to church weekly. On the other hand, one Protestant out of four went to the temple weekly. Catholics tended to go more often, but mostly when gathering for a special event or major religious holidays, like Christmas.

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In 2023, the average weekly church attendance at Church of England services was 693,000. Between 2009 and 2019 the average weekly church attendance for the Church of England fell by approximately 218,000. Church attendance figures fell even more during 2020 and 2021, although this was due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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