Buy the Rechurching Toolkit

We are currently living in the largest and fastest religious shift in U.S. history as 40 million adult Americans have left the church and almost all of that is in the last 30 years. However, there is good news - over half of them are willing to come back right now.

We’ve taken the most actionable insights from the largest study of the dechurching phenomenon and we have condensed them down to 20 things that your church can do today to help see many people return to church.

THE NUTS AND BOLTS

The Rechurching Toolkit has a 20 point checklist of the areas that most impact dechurching. This includes things like processes for those who are moving, membership processes, formation and discipleship, mental health plan, abuse prevention, navigating polarizing cultural conversations, digital footprint, exegeting your context, outlining the physical and spiritual needs of your community, doctrinal clarity, and missional focus.

Patrick Miller

As a pastor, it’s easy to assume that church staff and members know the plan to open the door outsiders, assimilate newcomers, disciple the faithful and close the back door, so no one dechurches. But all too often, those plans stay where they started: in your head. This toolkit is an invaluable guide for church assessment and longterm strategy. It’s a research based process for resisting dechurching in your own sanctuary and inviting the dechured back in through the front door. Using these strategies, we can reach millions of people across the country who haven’t given up on church. They only need to be invited.

NUTS & BOLTS

The Rechurching Toolkit has a 20 point checklist of the areas that most impact dechurching. This includes things like processes for those who are moving, membership processes, formation and discipleship, mental health plan, abuse prevention, navigating polarizing cultural conversations, digital footprint, exegeting your context, outlining the physical and spiritual needs of your community, doctrinal clarity, and missional focus.