Christians who strongly agree they have a personal responsibility to share their faith
Percent of U.S. Christians, 2025 (in percent)
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- Christians who strongly agree they have a personal responsibility to share their faith: 31%. Percent of Christians who strongly agree they have a personal responsibility to share their faith
Source: Barna Group, The Declining Importance of Faith: New Barna Findings · Barna tracking data: random samples of 138,556 adults over 25 years ending October 2025. Article published 2025-12-11.
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Christians who strongly agree they have a personal responsibility to share their faith: 31%. Percent of Christians who strongly agree they have a personal responsibility to share their faith.
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Barna Group, 2025. Source: Barna Group, The Declining Importance of Faith: New Barna Findings (https://www.barna.com/trends/faiths-shrinking-influence/).
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