Pastors who say their church is multigenerational
Percent of Protestant pastors who agree, 2026 (in percent)
Key finding
- Pastors who say their church is multigenerational: 78%. Percent of Protestant pastors who believe their church is multigenerational, with active members from all generations
Source: Lifeway Research, Pastors, Churchgoers Say Their Congregation is Multigenerational · Phone survey of 1,003 Protestant pastors; 95% confidence, plus or minus 3.3%. Article published 2026-08-18.
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Pastors who say their church is multigenerational: 78%. Percent of Protestant pastors who believe their church is multigenerational, with active members from all generations.
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Lifeway Research, 2026. Source: Lifeway Research, Pastors, Churchgoers Say Their Congregation is Multigenerational (https://research.lifeway.com/2026/08/18/pastors-churchgoers-say-their-congregation-is-multigenerational/).
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