ugust 14, 2012 – Women are the backbone of U.S. Christian churches. They are more likely than men to comprise the ranks of churchgoers, volunteers and Sunday school teachers. Yet, how do women feel about occupying these roles at their church? Do they feel valued? Undervalued? Are they satisfied with their level of involvement and their opportunity for leadership?
In this article, the first of four parts, the team at Barna Group looks at the perceptions of Christian women in America, beginning with their views of leadership, church and their place in it.
