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How to Grow a Church: 3 Tips for Increasing Church Attendance.

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In fact, according to a Gallup poll, between the years 1998-2000, 69 percent of adult Americans were members of a church.

With a website and a Google My Business page, newcomers will be able to find your church through a quick internet search.

Your website should include bios on your priests/pastors, worship times, information about your religion’s ideologies and beliefs, and information about ways people can get involved with your church.

Increasing church attendance isn’t just about attracting new members, it’s about retaining your current ones.

Additionally, the more satisfied your current congregation is with your church, the more likely they are to recommend it to others.

Source: ThyBlackMan

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