Only Half of Self-Identified Christians Plan to Attend Easter Sunday Services

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LifeWay survey finds equal numbers of Americans plan to attend—and skip—Easter worship.

One of the biggest holy days of the church calendar year is days away, but 1 in 5 Americans still may not know whether or not they'll attend Easter services on Sunday, according to a new LifeWay Research survey.

And while 20 percent of survey respondents said they remain undecided, nearly 40 percent say they won't be attending church at all Easter weekend—including about half of those who say they rarely go to church.  Read more

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