Summary
A report claimed that Gen Z in England and Wales is attending church in larger numbers, sparking talks of a "quiet revival" of Christianity. However, experts are debating the report's accuracy and reliability, pointing to other surveys showing a decline in church attendance.
Key Facts
- A report by the Bible Society suggested a rise in church attendance among Gen Z in England and Wales.
- The report was based on an online YouGov survey.
- The survey claimed that church attendance among 18-24 year-olds rose from 4% in 2018 to 16% in 2024.
- Experts argue that the data may not be reliable, questioning the survey's methods.
- Religious groups have discussed how to amplify the perceived "quiet revival."
- Some other surveys, like the British Social Attitudes Survey, show ongoing declines in church attendance.
- The Church of England reported a decrease in attendance from 2018 to 2024 across most regions.
- The debate continues over whether Christianity is actually growing among young people.
