Less Than One-third of Congregations Report Decline in Giving in First Half of 2009
In new study of 1,500 congregations, most said fundraising increased or held steady, but the number experiencing declines grew compared to 2008
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Some congregations fared better than others. “Growth congregations,” those where attendance and finances have been growing over the past five years, were more likely to report positive fundraising results. Congregations with $600,000 to $999,999 in revenue, weekly attendance of more than 300 people, younger congregants (average age under 50), and those reporting a higher average income of congregants (greater than $60,000) were more likely to report an increase in fundraising receipts.
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