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What is the average Sunday attendance in the Episcopal Church?

The report offers the following snapshot of The Episcopal Church in 2023: Total congregations: 6,754. Total members: 1,547,779. Total average Sunday attendance: 410,912.

What is the average attendance at The Episcopal Church on Sunday?

Churches with an episcopal polity are governed by bishops, practising their authorities in the dioceses and conferences or synods.

Is the Episcopal Church gaining or losing members?

After the Unitarian-Universalists, Episcopalians were the most-divorced clergy. The survey showed 30% of the Episcopal female clergy and 25% of the males had been divorced.