Adults who do not regularly visit a transcendent space
Percent of U.S. adults, 2022 (in percent)
Key finding
- Adults who do not regularly visit a transcendent space: 55%. Share of U.S. adults who say they do not regularly visit a space they consider transcendent
Source: Barna Group, Do Church Buildings Still Matter? How U.S. Adults Feel About Spiritual Spaces · Online survey of 2,000 U.S. adults, February 28-March 9, 2022. Article published 2023-06-29.
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Adults who do not regularly visit a transcendent space: 55%. Share of U.S. adults who say they do not regularly visit a space they consider transcendent.
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Barna Group, 2022. Source: Barna Group, Do Church Buildings Still Matter? How U.S. Adults Feel About Spiritual Spaces (https://www.barna.com/research/spiritual-spaces/).
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