Age of attendees in new Hispanic church works
Percent of congregation, new Hispanic church works as reported by pastors, 2019 (in percent)
Key finding
Highest: 30 to 49 years old (40%). Lowest: 18 to 29 (16%).
- 30 to 49 years old: 40%
- 50 and older: 23%
- Under 18: 21%
Source: Lifeway Research, New Hispanic Churches Often Do More With Less · Article published 2019-07-24.
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What does this statistic show?
Highest: 30 to 49 years old (40%). Lowest: 18 to 29 (16%). 30 to 49 years old: 40%. 50 and older: 23%. Under 18: 21%.
Who published this data?
Lifeway Research, 2019. Source: Lifeway Research, New Hispanic Churches Often Do More With Less (https://research.lifeway.com/2019/07/24/new-hispanic-churches-often-do-more-with-less/).
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