The following statistics and comments were gathered by David Bryant in his book, “Christ is All - A Joyful Manifesto on The Supremacy of God’s Son.”

In a recent study only 35% of Evangelical youth were committed to the exclusivity of Jesus Christ.
As a percentage of those who express faith in Christ in North America, only 3-6% are under the age of 30. This is the smallest number of any time in American history.
Every month 1,400 clergy leave the ministry.
Every week more than 50,000 people leave the Church, never to return.
Over 80% of churches in the U.S. are either stagnate or in decline.
With every passing year there are approximately 3,000 fewer churches in America than the year before.
In proportion to the population there are fewer than half as many churches today as there were a century ago.
According to the book “Lost in America,” the U.S. is so extensively unchurched that if non-Christians in our land were to form a nation by themselves, it would become the largest mission field in the english speaking world.
All of the above is happening despite the fact that U.S. churches have spent over $500 billion on itself in the past ten years, primarily to shore up the internal commitment of parish members.