Americans who say worshiping alone or with family can replace church attendance
Percent of U.S. adults who agree, 2020, 2022 and 2025 (in percent)
Key finding
Up 5 points from 2020 to 2025.
- Latest reading (2025): 63%
- Earliest reading (2020): 58%
Source: Lifeway Research, State of Theology Finds Stable Theology Among Americans · State of Theology 2025: online panel, 3,001 U.S. adults; 95% confidence, margin of error plus or minus 1.9%. Article published 2025-09-22.
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What does this statistic show?
Up 5 points from 2020 to 2025. Latest reading (2025): 63%. Earliest reading (2020): 58%.
Who published this data?
Lifeway Research, 2025. Source: Lifeway Research, State of Theology Finds Stable Theology Among Americans (https://research.lifeway.com/2025/09/22/state-of-theology-finds-stable-theology-among-americans/).
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