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Eighty-two percent of the unchurched are likely to attend church if a friend, co-worker, neighbor or family member invites them. Perhaps we need to pause on this response. Perhaps we need to restate it.
More than eight out of 10 of the unchurched said they would come to church if they were invited.
Gallup estimates 43 percent of Americans—135 million people—are unchurched. If our research is close to accurate, the implications are staggering. More than 110 million people would attend church if they were invited!
What constitutes an invitation?
For many of the unchurched, it was a simple invitation to come to one’s church.
For others, it was an invitation that included an offer to meet someone at church to show them around or walk them into the building. In either case, the process was pretty basic. If we invite them, they will come.
Are Christians inviting non-Christians to church? The heartbreaking answer is “no.”
Only 2% of church members invite an unchurched person to church.
Perhaps the evangelistic apathy so evident in many of our churches can be explained by a simple laziness on the part of church members in inviting others to church.
