Statistics
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Research from China, Brazil, the United States, and the United Kingdom shows how religious belief, identity, attendance, and worship relate to mental-health measures.
Recent surveys show a religiously diverse United States, with Christianity still the largest identity and unaffiliation continuing to grow.
A factual guide to religious affiliation statistics worldwide and in the United States, England and Wales, and Canada, with dates and source context.
A source-linked overview of religious composition, diversity indexes, majority patterns and recent changes across the world, the United States, and England and Wales.
Explore religious freedom statistics for 2023, including global index scores, harassment reports, regional patterns and country comparisons.
Explore U.S. Bible ownership statistics by year, generation, race, religious connection, household quantity, purchasing, and modern access.
Recent surveys show how Bible use varies by frequency, tradition, generation, region, format, and country.
Explore U.S. Christian education statistics covering private-school enrollment, childhood religious education, and how Christian families teach faith at home.
Explore U.S. Christian family statistics covering family size, marriage, worship, childhood formation and the way religious beliefs are shared across generations.
Explore Christian giving statistics by church size, tithing practice, charitable activity, and country, with dates and survey populations made explicit.
Explore Christian missions statistics from the Joshua Project's 2026 regional snapshot, with global totals and regional comparisons.
Christian persecution statistics show a global pattern of killings, attacks on churches, detention, abduction, sexual violence, and forced displacement.
Recent surveys show how Christian commitment, congregational life, and parish participation connect with volunteering and service across the United States and Western Europe.
What do current surveys show about Christian identity, belief, prayer, church participation and spiritual life among U.S. teens and young adults?
Faith and wellbeing statistics show how religious participation, spiritual practices, community, and health behaviors relate to happiness and health outcomes.
Explore current U.S. religious identity statistics, long-term changes, switching patterns, cultural ties, and spiritual self-descriptions.
Pew Research findings show how U.S. adults understand biblical stories, Christian doctrine, world religions, religious demographics, and the role of education.
Religious switching varies sharply by country and tradition, with Christianity and the unaffiliated showing the largest measured changes in the supplied studies.
These Christian living statistics show how Americans identify, pray, read scripture, worship, practice faith, and pass beliefs to the next generation.
Prayer frequency varies across U.S. religious groups, generations, and backgrounds. These statistics put daily prayer and related practices in context.