Lifeway Research: 66% of Churchgoers Don’t Volunteer for Ministry, Charity

(Lifeway Research) Although most churchgoers want to serve in their communities for gospel impact, there is a noticeable gap when it comes to the number who are already volunteering for a charity.

Most Protestant churchgoers say their churches encourage them to serve people not affiliated with their church and that they want to do so. But few have volunteered in the past year. More than 4 in 5 churchgoers say their churches encourage every adult to serve people outside their church (84%) and they want to serve these people in hopes of sharing the gospel (86%).

Despite saying they want to serve people who are not a part of their church, few churchgoers are even serving within the context of their own churches.

Two in 3 (66%) churchgoers say they have not volunteered for a charity (ministry, church or non-ministry) in the previous year. Three in 10 (30%) say they have, and 4% are not sure.

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This article was initially posted at Lifeway.

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