Attendance at cathedrals in Church of England

May 4, 2011
Nicholas Knisely

Cathedral attendance statistics

The Church of England has released statistics of attendances at cathedral services for 2010, with corresponding figures for each year back to 2000. The statistics include both Sunday and midweek services.

There is also a press release.

Attendance levels at regular weekly services in Church of England cathedrals have increased significantly again this year, by 7%, say the latest statistics from the Archbishops’ Council’s Research and Statistics Unit.

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Matthew Buterbaugh+

May 5, 2011 11:02 am

This is good news.

For all we hear about doom and gloom in the Church, it’s good to hear that the downward trend is not so in some sectors.

I wonder what other areas of the Church are seeing growth.

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