Does anyone still go to church anymore?

Answer 1

No, I dont, but was brought up with Christianity and Sunday school. I feel a bit guilty about it, but I still believe deep down in my heart. I am a scientist, but i feel he (god) is there sometimes.

Answer 2

47% of American adults attend church in a typical weekend, not including a special event such as a wedding or a funeral. (2005)
Percentage of adults nationwide who have attended a church service in the past seven days not including a special event such as a wedding or a funeral. 2004-43% 2002-43% 2001-42% 2000-40% 1997-43% 1996-37% 1992-47% 1991-49%

62% of Republicans attended church in a typical weekend compared to 47% of Democrats. (2006)
44% of men nationwide compared with 50% of women have attended a church service, not including a special event such as a wedding or a funeral, in the past seven days. (2006)
Married people are more likely than singles to attend church in a typical weekend: 52% versus 38% respectively. (2006)
Blacks (52%) are the ethnic group most likely to have attended a religious service in the past week, followed by whites (49%), Hispanics (41%), and Asians (29%). (2006)
Catholics and Protestants had virtually the same likelihood of attending church in 2006. Catholics: 2006 55% 2004 51% 2002 46% 2000 49% Protestants: 2006 58% 2004 52% 2002 53% 2000 47%

Mosaics are least likely to attend church in a typical weekend (33%) versus Baby Busters (43%), Baby Boomers (49%), and Elders (54%). (2006)
Attendance levels are still higher in the “Bible belt” areas – the South and Midwest – than in the Northeast and West. 54% of those in the Midwest and 51% of those in the South and attend church in a typical week, compared to 41% of those in the Northeast and 39% of those in the West. (2006)

Answer 3

I go to church, and everytime I do, there are plenty of other people there. There are also a lot of people attending the many different types of churches I pass on the way to my own church services. And many new churches are being constructed in this area, so I'd say that the answer is "yes".

Answer 4

If you watch churches at the end of the services, you will find that it is mostly the older generation that attend.However, that does not mean that younger people are non-believers just that they feel that (as the bible tells us) God is everywhere & they do not need to be in a church to pray & it does not neccessarily have to be on a Sunday either.

Answer 5

Yes, I do, most Sundays, with my boyfriend and daughter and we love it. We also go on various special occasions and for curry nights and pizza nights there too, oh yes, and to watch the world cup on the big screen, I am lucky we have such a fun and welcoming church so close to home, with such welcoming people who work really hard to make it a centre of the community without preaching at everyone, or judging them or trying to convert them, but just showing people a gentle acceptance and a sense of community spirit. In fact, you can really feel the Spirit of God in that place.

Answer 6

Yes I go to church

Answer 7

Yes indeed, I attend a church of over 500 people, and that is small compared to lots of churches these days.

Answer 8

For your information I have seen Hindus and even Sikhs go to Church.

Answer 9

I am from India, and a regular Church goer, I am getting ready just now.........it is 8.30 am in the morning of a Sunday.......protestant. My wife has gone already for the morning service.

Answer 10

I don't, unless you include martial arts studies/ the dojo as a church.
But lots of people still go to regular church on sundays.

Answer 11

I do, I go every sunday and on wednesday nights I also have been helping out all week w/ the kids for vacation bible school its alot of fun I love my church!