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NCLS Tuggeranong Baptist Church Survey 2025 Report

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An Undercurrent of Faith - Exploring Australians' renewed relationship with Christianity 2025

An Undercurrent of Faith

The new McCrindle Report shares findings of Australians and their relationship to spirituality and religion. It shows that younger Christian are highly motivated believers, and many Australians are on a quest for meaning.

In fact, in the last Census, almost 800,000 of Australians surveyed, changed their response from ‘no religion’ to Christian. It appears that Australians are looking for hope and purpose, and Christianity is where they’re finding it.

Despite these findings, McCrindle challenges us:

“The research shows Australians’ relationship with Christianity is nuanced.” And that “….Australia’s Christian converts are not primarily coming through overseas migration. Notwithstanding this fact, in a country that is more culturally diverse than ever, Christian leaders who aren’t engaging overseas-born Australians are missing the missional opportunity of the nations arriving, and in significant numbers.” (pg 32)

An undercurrent of faith report focuses on 6 areas of faith in Australian society:

- Undercurrent #1: Despite a decline in Christian affiliation, Australians are still turning to Christianity in large numbers

- Undercurrent #2: Australians are searching for purpose and meaning

- Undercurrent #3: The Australians turning to Christianity may not be who you expect

- Undercurrent #4: Youth are on a quest for meaning

- Undercurrent #5: Movement away from Christianity is primarily driven by dissatisfaction with how it’s practiced

- Undercurrent #6: Regional areas are moving away from Christian identity faster than inner cities

Read the 2025 Report An Undercurrent of Faith - Exploring Australians' renewed relationship with Christianity

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Inside the Mind of Gen Alpha - McCrindle - March 2025

Gen Alpha will make up 24% of the global population by 2035 and will be the largest generation in history.

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Trends of 2025 - McCrindle article and Infographic

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Changing Faith Landscape 2022 - Snapshot Infographic

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5 Disruptive Church Trends that will rule 2025 - Carey Nieuwhof

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The changing faith landscape of Australia 2022 - a McCrindle report

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The Future of the Church in Australia 2020- a McCrindle Report

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Church finances and giving: Practices ad attitudes in Australian Churches 2023 - NCLS

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