It is an incredible opportunity for most congregations.

With many, the damage is self-inflicted.

The real issue is not the intrigue of this research; it is what you and your church will do about it.

Thanks to Pew Research, we now know more about congregations where attendance frequency is actually increasing.

None of these things are in your best interest if you want your church to grow steadily.

If you're trying to do it by other methods, you might want to rethink your strategy.

Once you get rid of these, the trend is totally reversible.

This could very well be a road map to explosive growth for your church.

There are both pros and cons to this issue.

The risk of shallowness is a real one.

All it takes is a little creative thinking.

What will your church look like then?

It could be many things, including these.

Are we as Christian leaders doing things that matter? Do our actions and investments make an eternal impact outside the walls and halls of our churches?

Sometimes you won't get a second chance.

Most of the large church growth today is taking place at multisite churches.

There are two particular tasks you must undertake here.

High-attendance days at church can be meaningful in more ways than simply putting bodies in the pews. Find out how.

If you're a novice church planter or aspire to be a church planter, this course is for you.

Here's why some churchwide campaigns tend to be powerful.