What is the State of the Black Church?

The body of Christ is beautifully diverse, and to truly understand the health of the modern Church, we need to understand the health of Black Christians and congregations.

That’s why Barna Group has created a new report called Trends in the Black Church—through partnerships with Black Millennial Cafe, Urban Ministries Inc., Compassion International, the American Bible Society, Lead.NYC and Gloo.

Based on an extensive multidimensional study, the report offers data and resources to address the most pressing subjects within the Church today, such as:

Spiritual Identity and Expression
Activism and Civic Engagement
Leadership Pipelines and Pastoral Transitions
Gentrification
The Legacy of Historically Black Churches
The Flourishing of Black Americans and Churchgoers
The Impact of COVID-19 on Churches
The Role of Women in the Church, and more...

This report will give Church leaders a clearer sense of the needs, perceptions and values of Black Americans—inside and outside the church—based on the most robust research conducted in over 20 years.

Following an unprecedented season of challenge, the State of the Black Church project will equip leaders with reliable data and insights to navigate tomorrow and serve the diverse body of Christ more effectively.

Print copies are available for $39. Digital copies can be purchased for $29.

Included in the Ministry Kit:

A print copy of the Trends in the Black Church research report
Digital copy of the Trends in the Black Church research report (can be shared with up to 10 users)
A presenter's slide deck to help you share the findings with your team, organization and audience
Two bonus slide decks on denominational and emotional well-being data
Team debrief to help inspire honest conversations with your staff
Guide for how to use data to make informed ministry decisions

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