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The Burge Report: Who Is Really Attending Online Church?

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More and more churches have a digital ministry, but who is really tuning in? Thom and Sam interview Ryan Burge to get to the facts of digital church services. The results will likely surprise you and run contrary to popular belief.

    • There is no evidence that a large segment of people are online only, which was just 12% of the total survey sample.
    • Only 6% of people who never attend in-person worship had watched online.
    • Among those attending religious services multiple times a week, 57% were also watching online church.
    • In-person attendance seems to drive watching online, not the other way around.
    • Virtual worship has little more than an add-on effect for people who are already religiously engaged. People who don’t attend that much aren’t filling that void with online services, at least not in huge numbers.
    • Your digital worship experiences are likely to be consumed by your highly engaged church members, not the community.
    • Your digital worship experiences are also good for those who cannot attend (e.g. the elderly).
    • The vast majority of people think that gathering in person is superior to joining an online stream, even younger generations.

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Nearly 40,000 churches use Tithely for online and text giving, managing their people’s information, volunteer management, child check in, church apps and websites, and communicating through email and text messaging.

Made up of a team of ministry-minded people, Tithely’s heart is to see the local church empowered with the tools to fulfill their mission.

You can sign up for free at Tithely.com – yes that’s right, it’s free! Tithely’s giving platform comes with no monthly fees and no contracts. Get started taking donations in just 5 minutes at Tithely.com.

Also, right now Tithely is offering a free report called “2023 State of Church Giving Report.” You can access that report free by clicking on the link in the show notes.

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Sisällön tarjoaa Thom Rainer. Thom Rainer tai sen podcast-alustan kumppani lataa ja toimittaa kaiken podcast-sisällön, mukaan lukien jaksot, grafiikat ja podcast-kuvaukset. Jos uskot jonkun käyttävän tekijänoikeudella suojattua teostasi ilman lupaasi, voit seurata tässä https://fi.player.fm/legal kuvattua prosessia.

More and more churches have a digital ministry, but who is really tuning in? Thom and Sam interview Ryan Burge to get to the facts of digital church services. The results will likely surprise you and run contrary to popular belief.

    • There is no evidence that a large segment of people are online only, which was just 12% of the total survey sample.
    • Only 6% of people who never attend in-person worship had watched online.
    • Among those attending religious services multiple times a week, 57% were also watching online church.
    • In-person attendance seems to drive watching online, not the other way around.
    • Virtual worship has little more than an add-on effect for people who are already religiously engaged. People who don’t attend that much aren’t filling that void with online services, at least not in huge numbers.
    • Your digital worship experiences are likely to be consumed by your highly engaged church members, not the community.
    • Your digital worship experiences are also good for those who cannot attend (e.g. the elderly).
    • The vast majority of people think that gathering in person is superior to joining an online stream, even younger generations.

Resources:

Episode Sponsors:

Tithely provides churches around the world with software tools to help them and their ministries thrive.

Nearly 40,000 churches use Tithely for online and text giving, managing their people’s information, volunteer management, child check in, church apps and websites, and communicating through email and text messaging.

Made up of a team of ministry-minded people, Tithely’s heart is to see the local church empowered with the tools to fulfill their mission.

You can sign up for free at Tithely.com – yes that’s right, it’s free! Tithely’s giving platform comes with no monthly fees and no contracts. Get started taking donations in just 5 minutes at Tithely.com.

Also, right now Tithely is offering a free report called “2023 State of Church Giving Report.” You can access that report free by clicking on the link in the show notes.

The post The Burge Report: Who Is Really Attending Online Church? appeared first on Church Answers.

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