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Size not a major factor in church growthMENUwww.churchscouts.orgSend to friendBRIEFING 2100 Largest ChurchesTwin Cities Metro Minnesota– Has been updated by Briefing 7 –This briefing is for pastors and church boards, alisting the 100 largest churches in the Twin Citiesand an analysis of effect of size on church growthFebruary 2017All Briefings – and more – are online at www.churchscouts.org2
Church Scouts Briefing #2 – Two-thirds of churches in 5-year decline100 Largest Churches in Twin CitiesTAKEAWAY 1 - List of 100 Largest ChurchesThe 100 largest churches in the Twin Cities are comprised of 60 Catholic churches and40 Protestant churches, together having weekly attendance of about 277,000 people,which is approximately 36% of total metro church attendance.A list of the largest 100 churches is attached, including attendance data from CityVision’s Master File of Twin Cities Churches.TAKEAWAY 2 - Catholic churches large, Protestant smallThere are 3,344 churches in the Twin Cities known and tracked by City Vision. There areno doubt more churches, particularly home churches, that have been recently formed orare so small that they are undetected.The Twin Cities church scene is characterized by large Catholic churches and smallProtestant churches. Generally, Protestants are not much aware of Catholic churches,Catholics are not much aware of Protestant churches, and others hardly notice churchesat all.The average weekly attendance in Twin Cities Catholic churches is 1,075. The averagein Protestant churches is 162. Therefore, any analysis of the effect of size on overallchurch growth is meaningful only when Catholic and Protestant churches are viewedseparately.TAKEAWAY 3 - List of 100 Largest Protestant ChurchesViewed separately, the 100 largest Protestant churches have combined weekly attendance of about 168,000 people, which is approximately 22% of total metro Protestantchurch attendance.Weekly attendance at these individual church sites range from roughly 700 to 7,000, with1,700 average.A list of the 100 Largest Protestant churches is attached, including attendance data.Forty-one of the largest 100 Protestant churches are part of multi-site organizations.In total, there are 152 multi-site churches in the Twin Cities. Briefing #3 in March willprovide a listing and analysis of multi-site churches.TAKEAWAY 4 - Three Twin Cities churches among nation’s largestEach year Outreach Magazine and LifeWay Research compiles a List of the 100 Largest Protestant Churches in America. Three Twin Cities churches are on the list: EagleBrook Church (Rank 11 with 21,010 attendance), River Valley Church (Rank 75 with6,319 attendance) and Hosanna Church (Rank 92 with 5,513 attendance).More Briefings for Twin Cities pastors and church boards at www.churchscouts.org/briefingsPage 2
Church Scouts Briefing #2 – Two-thirds of churches in 5-year declineNote: This high visibility national list does not explain why it routinely omits the largestchurch in America (Lakewood Church in Houston, televangelist Joel Osteen, attendance43,500) .The largest church auditorium in the Twin Cities is Grace Church Eden Prairie (4,200seats). The largest church auditorium in America is Lakewood Church Houston (16,800seats).TAKEAWAY 5 - Less than 1-in-5 attend church during weekPopulation of the Twin Cities metro is approximately 3,500,000. Totaled data reportedfrom 3,344 churches to City Vision combine to show that total weekly church attendanceis about 761,000, which interprets to 21% of the population. However, to account forover-reporting bias (discussed by CHART 2.1), 18% is probably more realistic.The overall attendance decline between 2010 and 2105 shown on CHART 2.1 is maskedby the facts that population growth was ignored and that decline in the majority ofchurches were nearly offset by growth in the minority of churches.As reported in Briefing #1, we are now approaching a demographic time period whenattendance may start falling precipitously.CHART 2.4 is a concise graphical overview of the Twin Cities church environment atbeginning of 2017.TAKEAWAY 6 - Two-thirds Protestant churches in 5-year declineBetween 2010 and 2015, as shown in CHART 2.2, 2,056 Protestant churches (66%of total) shrunk in size. Even among the 100 largest Protestant churches, 52% were in5-year decline.TAKEAWAY 7 - Three-fourths Catholic churches in 5-year declineBetween 2010 and 2015, as shown in CHART 2.3, 186 Catholic churches (77%) shrunkin size. Even among the 100 largest Catholic churches, 71% were in 5-year decline.TAKEAWAY 8 - Protestant largest 100 gets third of attendanceAs shown on CHARTS 2.6 and 2.7, the 100 largest Protestant churches (attendancegreater than 700) comprise only 3% of total Protestant churches in the Twin Citiesbut generate a third of total Protestant attendance.Another third of attendance comes from 524 medium sized churches (200-700 attendance).The final third of attendance comes from 2,481 small churches (less than 200 attendance).More Briefings for Twin Cities pastors and church boards at www.churchscouts.org/briefingsPage 3
Church Scouts Briefing #2 – Two-thirds of churches in 5-year declineTAKEAWAY 9 - Multisite attendance countsThere are 164 multisite churches in the Twin Cities. In reporting attendance, it is important to make clear whether the number refers to an individual worship site or to a group ofchurches (multisites) under control of a single parent church.In this Briefing, each line in a list refers to an individual site. The underlined number inpurple is the combined attendance for all sites in the group of which this site is a part.Briefing #3 in March 2017 will be a detailed analysis of multisite churches in the TwinCities, showing relationships between parent churches and their subsites, with locations,attendance and trends.TAKEAWAY 10 - More than a shift in Christian patternsThe Great Commission is not a call to attract people to church services, but to makedisciples. Some church leaders dismiss the decline in church attendance by saying thatChristians just attend church less frequently today, as three times a month instead of four. because Christians’ spiritual maturity is now coming more from TV and Internet . orChristians are spending more time in personal spiritual disciplines and small group interaction . or more time witnessing to others.However, that’s not the picture of what’s really happening. See Briefing #1 for statistics showing that the number of Christians in the Twin Cities is in sharp decline, with nochange of trend in sight.Attendance loss is the leading indicator of other kinds of losses that follow: loss ofcommitment, loss of income, loss of participation and loss of community influence.TAKEAWAY 11 - Size not major factor in growth or declineCHART 2.5 shows that percentage growth or decline in attendance does not correlate with size of church. Within each size category, some churches are growing butmost are declining.The 100 largest churches set the trends and get most of the attention, but overall theyare NOT growing more, or declining less, than other churches, especially considering thatmost of the growth has come from just three multi-site groups (Eagle Brook, River Valleyand Hosana).This is encouraging information for medium and small churches who thought theywere at a big disadvantage for church growth relative to large churches. The fact is:one third of Protestants still choose to attend a small church, one third choose to attenda medium-size church, and one third choose a large church.More Briefings for Twin Cities pastors and church boards at www.churchscouts.org/briefingsPage 4
Church Scouts Briefing #2 – Two-thirds of churches in 5-year declinePage 5Protestant/Catholic Attendance ComparisonsIn 2010, there were 2,525 Twin Cities Protestant churches, and they reported total weekly attendance averaging507,000 people; 232 Catholic churches reported attendance averaging 271,000.CHART 2.1Twin Cities Church Attendance (week)In 2015, there were 3,103 Twin Cities Protestant churches, and they reported total weekly attendance averaging503,000 people; 241 Catholic churches reported attendance averaging 258,000.During this 5-year period, reported attendance declinedby 17,000 and population increased by about 200,000.This is equivalent to a 7% decrease.Catholic churches are larger. Attendance at an average Twin Cities Catholic church is 1,075, but 162 at anaverage Protestant church.CAUTION: Nationally, in a typical week, less than 20%of Americans actually attend church, which is less thanclaimed in surveys. See Hartford Study and ChurchLeaders Report. CHART 2.1 here for the Twin Cities calculatesto 22% of the population.Total Twin Cities church attendance reported in this Briefing is the consolidation of all individual church attendancedata reported to CityVision. Churches tend to OVERSTATEaverage attendance, and therefore total attendancereported here may be inflated by as much as 20%.CHART 2.2Protestant ChurchesThere are 3,105 Protestant churches in the Twin Cities,and 2,056 of them (66%) are in 5-year attendance decline.Among 100 largest, 52% are in 5-year decline.CHART 2.2Catholic ChurchesThere are 241 Catholic churches in the Twin Cities, and186 of them (77%) are in 5-year attendance decline.Among 100 largest, 71% are in 5-year decline.More Briefings for Twin Cities pastors and church boards at www.churchscouts.org/briefings
Church Scouts Briefing #2 – Two-thirds of churches in 5-year declinePage 6Church Attendance in Twin CitiesCHART 2.4Twin Cities Church Attendance per weekCHART 2.5Twin Cities Churches by SizeThere are 3,344 churchesin the Twin Cities metro3,103 Protestant, 241 CatholicAcross all size categories,two-thirds are in 5-year decline,even the 100 largestCHART 2.6Protestant Churches by Church SizeCHART 2.7Protestant Attendance by Church SizeMore Briefings for Twin Cities pastors and church boards at www.churchscouts.org/briefings
100 Largest ChurchesTwin Cities metro MNGrey italic is average weekly attendance 2010 Black is average attendance 2015Purple is multi-site total Green is 5-year growth Red is 5-year declineCATHOLIC60 of 100 largest churches 173,520 168,743-4,777Epiphany Catholic Church of Coon RapidsCoon Rapids75007575CatholicCathedral of Saint PaulSt. Paul65757100CatholicSaint John Neumann ChurchEagan68506850CatholicBasilica of Saint MaryMinneapolis63256600CatholicAll Saints Catholic ChurchLakeville60256025CatholicPax Christi Catholic Community ChurchEden Prairie55005500CatholicSaint Stephen's Catholic ChurchAnoka52005200CatholicChurch of Saint PaulHam Lake20004125CatholicOur Lady of Guadalupe ChurchSt. Paul41004100CatholicSaint Joan of Arc ChurchMinneapolis41004100CatholicSaint Odilia Catholic ChurchShoreview38003800CatholicSaint Vincent de Paul Catholic ChurchBrooklyn Park35503615CatholicSaint Raphael's ChurchCrystal35003500CatholicNativity of Our Lord Catholic ChurchSt. Paul57003450CatholicSaint Ambrose Catholic Community of WoodburyWoodbury34003450CatholicAssumption Catholic ChurchSt. Paul30003000CatholicRisen Savior Catholic ChurchBurnsville30003000CatholicSaint Agnes ChurchSt. Paul30003000CatholicSaint Hubert Catholic ChurchChanhassen40003000CatholicSaint Michael's Catholic ChurchPrior Lake30003000CatholicIglesia Encarnacion Sagrado Corazon De JesusMinneapolis25002975CatholicSaint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic ChurchHastings25002716CatholicSaint Alphonsus Catholic ChurchBrooklyn Center35002625CatholicSaint Joseph of the Lakes Catholic ChurchLino Lakes24502625CatholicSaint Joseph the Worker ChurchMaple Grove20002525CatholicChurch of Saint JosephWest St. Paul12002500CatholicHoly Name of Jesus ChurchWayzata30002500CatholicSaint John the Baptist Catholic ChurchNew Brighton25002500CatholicSaint Mary of the Lake ChurchWhite Bear Lake28002350CatholicSaint Timothy's Catholic ChurchBlaine23002300CatholicImmaculate Conception ChurchColumbia Heights22502250CatholicSaint Peter's Catholic ChurchForest Lake24252225CatholicSaint Andrew's Catholic ChurchElk River21502150CatholicSaint John the Baptist Catholic ChurchSavage27002137CatholicSaint Patrick's Catholic ChurchOak Grove21002100CatholicOur Lady of Grace ChurchEdina25002050CatholicSaint Mark's Catholic ChurchShakopee20502050CatholicMary Mother of The ChurchBurnsville30002000CatholicSaint Michael's ChurchSt. Michael18002000CatholicSaint Peter's Holy Redeemer Catholic ChurchNorth St. Paul33002000CatholicSaint Joseph's Catholic ChurchRosemount20001925CatholicSaint Gerard ChurchBrooklyn Park18001800CatholicSaint John the Evangelist ChurchLittle Canada21001800Saint Joseph Church / New HopeNew Hope20001800Catholic2000Catholic
100 Largest ChurchesTwin Cities metro MNGrey italic is average weekly attendance 2010 Black is average attendance 2015Purple is multi-site total Green is 5-year growth Red is 5-year declineSaint Michael's Catholic ChurchStillwater21001725CatholicSantos Rosario ChurchMinneapolis16251725CatholicSaint Thomas Aquinas ChurchSt. Paul Park17001700CatholicGuardian Angels Catholic ChurchOakdale33001600CatholicSaint Pius X ChurchWhite Bear Lake8001600CatholicSaint Charles Borromeo ChurchSt. Anthony16001525CatholicSaint Rita's ChurchCottage Grove20001525CatholicChurch of Saint Anne-St. Joseph Hien ParishMinneapolis1651500CatholicChurch of the Holy FamilySt. Louis Park10001500CatholicNativity of Mary Catholic ChurchBloomington15001500CatholicPresentation of the Blessed Virgin MaryMaplewood21501500CatholicSaint Bernard's Catholic ChurchSt. Paul15051500CatholicSaint Bonaventure ChurchBloomington15001500CatholicSaint Therese of Deephaven ChurchWayzata8001500CatholicSaint Patrick's Catholic ChurchEdina16001475CatholicSaint Rose of Lima ChurchRoseville35501475CatholicPROTESTANT 40 of 100 largest churches113,078 108,2917975-4,787Hosanna Church / LakevilleLakeville50177075Living Word Christian CenterBrooklyn Park90006800Eagle Brook Church / Lino LakesLino Lakes64505510Grace ChurchEden Prairie48504625Eagle Brook / WoodburyWoodbury2100450021010Emmanuel Christian Center / Spring Lake ParkSpring Lake Park300041004500Assembly of GodRiver Valley Church / Apple ValleyApple Valley330040008750Assembly of GodWooddale Church / Eden PrairieEden Prairie635039004450Converge (Baptist General Conference)Eagle Brook Church / BlaineBlaine2186380021010Converge (Baptist General Conference)Church of the Open DoorMaple Grove36003600Eagle Brook Church / White Bear LakeWhite Bear Lake2829350021010Converge (Baptist General Conference)Westwood Community Church / ExcelsiorExcelsior300029503201Converge (Baptist General Conference)Substance Church / Spring Lake ParkSpring Lake Park300029003700Association of Related ChurchesChrist Presbyterian ChurchEdina26202850Mount Olivet Lutheran Church / MinneapolisMinneapolis574027003200Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaEagle Brook Church / Spring Lake ParkSpring Lake Park2058250021010Converge (Baptist General Conference)Woodland Hills ChurchMaplewood50002500Converge (Baptist General Conference)Saint Andrew's Lutheran ChurchMahtomedi23582354Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaThe Crossing Church / Elk RiverElk River300022002400Converge (Baptist General Conference)Crossroads Covenant Church / WoodburyWoodbury250021562598CovenantSpeak the Word ChurchGolden Valley25752050River Valley Church / ShakopeeShakopee02000Saint Philip the Deacon Lutheran ChurchPlymouth21001990Bethlehem Baptist Church / MinneapolisMinneapolis510019254925Converge (Baptist General Conference)Berean Baptist Church / BurnsvilleBurnsville210018502050Converge (Baptist General Conference)Bethlehem Baptist Church / Mounds ViewMounds View190018004925Converge (Baptist General Conference)Calvary Lutheran Church of Golden ValleyGolden Valley17941794Bethlehem Lutheran / MinneapolisMinneapolis17001752Lutheran Congregations in MissionsInternational Convention Faith Ministries21010Converge (Baptist General Conference)IndependentConverge (Baptist General Conference)zUnidentifiedEvangelical ChurchzUnidentified8750Assembly of GodEvangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaLutheran Congregations in Missions1902Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
100 Largest ChurchesTwin Cities metro MNGrey italic is average weekly attendance 2010 Black is average attendance 2015Purple is multi-site total Green is 5-year growth Red is 5-year declineShepherd of the Valley Lutheran ChurchApple Valley22001662New Hope Church / New HopeNew Hope36001660Cedar Valley ChurchBloomington20251600Assembly of GodSaint Paul Hmong Alliance ChurchMaplewood16001600Christian and Missionary AllianceRiverside Alliance ChurchBig Lake10001584Christian and Missionary AlliancePrince of Peace Lutheran ChurchBurnsville17831582Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaWoodridge Church / MedinaMedina15251539Hope Community ChurchMinneapolis11251500North Heights Lutheran Church / Arden HillsArden Hills25001500Wayzata Community ChurchWayzata11001500United Church of Christ (Congregational)Lord of Life Lutheran ChurchMaple Grove19261483Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaNorthgate ChurchRamsey7111400Lutheran Church Missouri SynodEvangelical Lutheran Church in America200120511800286,598 277,034Average weekly attendance in all 3344 Twin Cities churches777,000February 6, 2017This report can be downloaded from www.churchscouts.org/100largest.pdfReport changes to jam@cityvisiontc.orgConverge (Baptist General Conference)Converge (Baptist General Conference)Average weekly attendance in 100 churches aboveData for year 2015Evangelical Free Church of America762,000Lutheran36%100%5-year growth-9,5645-year growth -15,000
100 Largest Protestant ChurchesTwin Cities metro MNGrey italic is average weekly attendance 2010 Black is average attendance 2015Purple is multi-site total Green is 5-year growth Red is 5-year decline7975Lutheran Congregations in MissionsHosanna Church / LakevilleLakeville50177075Living Word Christian CenterBrooklyn Park90006800Eagle Brook Church / Lino LakesLino Lakes64505510Grace ChurchEden Prairie48504625Eagle Brook / WoodburyWoodbury2100450021010Emmanuel Christian Center / Spring Lake ParkSpring Lake Park300041004500Assembly of GodRiver Valley Church / Apple ValleyApple Valley330040008750Assembly of GodWooddale Church / Eden PrairieEden Prairie635039004450Converge (Baptist General Conference)Eagle Brook Church / BlaineBlaine2186380021010Converge (Baptist General Conference)Church of the Open DoorMaple Grove36003600Eagle Brook Church / White Bear LakeWhite Bear Lake2829350021010Converge (Baptist General Conference)Westwood Community Church / ExcelsiorExcelsior300029503201Converge (Baptist General Conference)Substance Church / Spring Lake ParkSpring Lake Park300029003700Association of Related ChurchesChrist Presbyterian ChurchEdina26202850Mount Olivet Lutheran Church / MinneapolisMinneapolis574027003200Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaEagle Brook Church / Spring Lake ParkSpring Lake Park2058250021010Converge (Baptist General Conference)Woodland Hills ChurchMaplewood50002500Converge (Baptist General Conference)Saint Andrew's Lutheran ChurchMahtomedi23582354Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaThe Crossing Church / Elk RiverElk River300022002400Converge (Baptist General Conference)Crossroads Covenant Church / WoodburyWoodbury250021562598CovenantSpeak the Word ChurchGolden Valley25752050River Valley Church / ShakopeeShakopee02000Saint Philip the Deacon Lutheran ChurchPlymouth21001990Bethlehem Baptist Church / MinneapolisMinneapolis510019254925Converge (Baptist General Conference)Berean Baptist Church / BurnsvilleBurnsville210018502050Converge (Baptist General Conference)Bethlehem Baptist Church / Mounds ViewMounds View190018004925Converge (Baptist General Conference)Calvary Lutheran Church of Golden ValleyGolden Valley17941794Bethlehem Lutheran / MinneapolisMinneapolis17001752Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran ChurchApple Valley22001662New Hope Church / New HopeNew Hope36001660Cedar Valley ChurchBloomington20251600Assembly of GodSaint Paul Hmong Alliance ChurchMaplewood16001600Christian and Missionary AllianceRiverside Alliance ChurchBig Lake10001584Christian and Missionary AlliancePrince of Peace Lutheran ChurchBurnsville17831582Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaWoodridge Church / MedinaMedina15251539Hope Community ChurchMinneapolis11251500North Heights Lutheran Church / Arden HillsArden Hills25001500Wayzata Community ChurchWayzata11001500United Church of Christ (Congregational)Lord of Life Lutheran ChurchMaple Grove19261483Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaNorthgate ChurchRamsey7111400Lutheran Church Missouri SynodProgressive Missionary Baptist ChurchSt. Paul15001400Missionary Baptist ConventionMount Calvary Lutheran ChurchExcelsior13751375Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaPlymouth Covenant Church / PlymouthPlymouth11111340Constance Evangelical Free ChurchAndover12501300Evangelical Free Church of AmericaCentral Lutheran ChurchElk River12501250Lutheran Congregations in MissionsGrace Fellowship ChurchBrooklyn Park14751225Converge (Baptist General Conference)International Convention Faith Ministries21010Converge (Baptist General Conference)IndependentConverge (Baptist General Conference)zUnidentifiedEvangelical ChurchzUnidentified8750Assembly of GodEvangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaLutheran Congregations in Missions1902Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaEvangelical Lutheran Church in America20012051Evangelical Free Church of AmericaConverge (Baptist General Conference)Converge (Baptist General Conference)18001400LutheranCovenant
100 Largest Protestant ChurchesTwin Cities metro MNGrey italic is average weekly attendance 2010 Black is average attendance 2015Purple is multi-site total Green is 5-year growth Red is 5-year decline4925Converge (Baptist General Conference)Bethlehem Baptist Church / BurnsvilleBurnsville10001200Calvary Baptist Church / RosevilleRoseville14001200Eagle Brook Church / Coon RapidsCoon RapidsWoodbury Lutheran Church / WoodburyWoodburyLiving Hope Lutheran Church / BloomingtonBloomingtonShepherd of the Valley Lutheran ChurchAftonKing of Kings Lutheran ChurchWoodbury11721120Maranatha Assembly of God Church / Forest LakeForest Lake10001100Horizons Community ChurchHam Lake15001050zUnidentifiedRussian Evangelical Christian ChurchShakopee10251050US Mennonite BretherenSpiritual Life ChurchBrooklyn Center10251050zUnidentifiedZion Lutheran ChurchAnoka11821045Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaHmong American Alliance ChurchMaplewood11171025Christian and Missionary AllianceDiscover ChurchBurnsville4501000Assembly of GodFirst Evangelical Free ChurchMaplewood8501000Evangelical Free Church of AmericaFive Oaks Community ChurchWoodbury10501000Evangelical Free Church of AmericaNew Salem Baptist ChurchMinneapolis15001000Passion Church / FridleyFridley20010001100Church of GodRiver Valley Church / EdinaEden Prairie010008750Assembly of GodRockpoint ChurchLake Elmo9501000Discovery Church / BurnsvilleBurnsvilleBondservantsSpring Lake ParkFaith Lutheran ChurchEvergreen Church / BloomingtonConverge (Baptist General Conference)0120021010126011611431Lutheran Church Missouri Synod90911591317Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod11501150980Converge (Baptist General Conference)Lutheran Congregations in MissionsEvangelical Lutheran Church in America1300Assembly of GodNational BaptistEvangelical Free Church of America1000Assembly of GodLutheran700975Coon Rapids917972Bloomington2521966Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran ChurchPrior Lake1143928Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaChristian Family Church / EdinaEdina800900zUnidentifiedFresh Water Community Church / St BonifaciousSt. Bonifacius6159001002Christian and Missionary AllianceHosanna Church / ShakopeeShakopee09007975Lutheran Congregations in MissionsNew Life Community / Maple GroveMaple Grove7759001001Assembly of GodRevive Brooklyn Park ChurchBrooklyn Park1000900Saint Andrew Lutheran Church / Eden PrairieEden Prairie1071885Beautiful Savior Lutheran ChurchPlymouth752851Lutheran Church Missouri SynodThe House ChurchEagan500850zUnidentifiedTrinity Evangelical Free ChurchLakeville875850Evangelical Free Church of AmericaSaint Stephen's Episcopal ChurchEdina1000825EpiscopalTrinity Lutheran ChurchWaconia874820Lutheran Church Missouri SynodWestminster Presbyterian ChurchMinneapolisEdinbrook ChurchBrooklyn ParkElementsFellowship Missionary Baptist ChurchEvangelical Lutheran Church in America2500Great Commission ChurchesEvangelical Free Church of America1135Evangelical Lutheran Church in America900803Presbyterian1200800Converge (Baptist General Conference)Excelsior800800Converge (Baptist General Conference)Minneapolis875800National Baptist ChurchMaple Grove Evangelical Free ChurchMaple Grove1050800Evangelical Free Church of AmericaShiloh Missionary Baptist Church / St PaulSt. Paul2000800Missionary Baptist ConventionSubstance Church / MinneapolisMinneapolis600800Incarnation Lutheran ChurchNorth Oaks1032796Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaRoseville Lutheran ChurchRoseville900788Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaWord of Peace Lutheran ChurchRogers810761Evangelical Lutheran Church in America3700Association of Related Churches
100 Largest Protestant ChurchesTwin Cities metro MNGrey italic is average weekly attendance 2010 Black is average attendance 2015Purple is multi-site total Green is 5-year growth Red is 5-year declineAugustana Lutheran ChurchWest St. Paul781759Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaGreater Friendship Missionary Baptist ChurchMinneapolis875750Missionary Baptist ConventionHoly Christian ChurchSt. Paul700750Holy Christian Churches InternationalRiver of Life ChurchElk River1000750Evangelical Free Church of AmericaChrist ChurchOtsego450700Lutheran Congregations in MissionsEagan Hills ChurchEagan600700Christian and Missionary AllianceHope Presbyterian ChurchRichfield1000700Evangelical ChurchNorth Ridge FellowshipRogers275700Converge (Baptist General Conference)Average weekly attendance in 100 Protestant churches above165,485 165,850Average weekly attendance in all 3103 Protestant churches506,000Church data for year 1015March 6, 2017This report can be downloaded from www.churchscouts.org/100largest.pdfReport changes to jam@cityvisiontc.org503,00022%5-year growth365100%5-year growth-3,000
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