Rockin’ Church Websites an Indicator of Growing Churches
According to a recent report called FACTs on Growth, one of the characteristics of growing churches is having a website ….
“Congregations that have started or maintained a website in the past year are most likely to grow. The effort to have a website indicates that the congregation is outward looking and willing to change by non-traditional means.”
Download the full report as a PDF here. [Found via LeadingSmart.]
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Interesting study, I encourage all your readers download this report and have a look.
Building on the website aspect of the survey, the study found 27% didn’t have a website and 14% responded that they didn’t have a website and that their members wouldn’t support it. Yikes…wouldn’t support a website?!