A few pre-COVID churchgoers may no longer be involved in your congregation. If someone was connected with your church at the start of the pandemic, however, chances are they\u2019ve stuck with you through it all.<\/p>\n
While regular church attendance has dropped slightly since 2019, church participation has remained \u201cremarkably steady\u201d throughout the pandemic, according to an\u00a0analysis from Pew Research<\/a>.<\/p>\n In July 2020, around 41% of Americans said they had participated in religious services in the past month, including both in-person and virtual attendance. In November 2022, 40% of Americans continued to say they participated in some way.<\/p>\n While the percentage participating has remained stable, the way they participate has shifted since the first months of the pandemic. In July 2020, 13% said they had attended services in person in the past month. And 36% had watched online or on TV. By November 2022, 28% attended in person and 24% watched.<\/p>\n