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MEDIUM-SIZED CHURCHES: The 2008 List

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by | 13 September, 2009 | 0 comments

 

by Kent Fillinger/Ben Simms

This is our first Medium-Sized Churches chart for churches that averaged 500-999 for worship. This listing of 66 churches includes church name, city, senior minister, Web site, average attendance for 2008, and number of baptisms. (This is not a complete listing of such churches; it is a listing of Medium-Sized Churches that participated in our survey.)

The chart/pdf that is accessible below contains the entire 66-church listing.

Click here to look at this chart of the 2008 MEDIUM-SIZED CHURCHES.


 

 

 

 

This listing is part of The 2008 Medium-Sized Church Report: Deluxe Edition, which is available as a downloadable resource at http://www.standardpub.com/detail.aspx?ID=4260 for only $14.99. Item number D021535910.

This report contains complete survey findings that will help you evaluate your ministry and strengthen your church. Topics covered in the report include:

“¢ Attendance and growth trends

“¢ Baptism ratios and trends

“¢ Leadership profiles of the senior ministers

“¢ Multisite insights

“¢ Worship styles and services

“¢ Giving and debt statistics

“¢ Church staffing

“¢ Outreach and missions giving and involvement 

“¢ Church demographics 

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