Over the last 10 years we have learned quite a bit about U.S. megachurches, both the facts and fictions about these very large Protestant churches of 2,000 or more weekly attenders. However, until now, very little was known about those who attend these churches. This report summarizes the initial learnings from the first major national survey of megachurch attenders.
A FEW OF THE MOST PROMINENT FINDINGS:

Avoiding the Money Conflict
Changing Metrics: The Benefits of Measuring Devotion and Obedience, Not Just Numbers
The Changing Role of Large Church Senior Pastors: Trends and Developments
Taking Your Church Missional: What Does it Cost the Leader?
Breaking Through Growth Barriers In New Churches
Making Multisite Mergers Work: New Options for Being One Church in Two or More Locations
Planning for Big Success with Small Groups
Selecting Locations For Additional Campuses
Breaking Through Growth Barriers In New Churches
A New Decade of Megachurches
Rapid Growth Pastors on a Wild Ride
Fundamentals of Family: “Conflict Resolution”
Changing Metrics: The Benefits of Measuring Devotion and Obedience, Not Just Numbers
The New Role for Western Missionaries
"Enough" Stewardship Curriculum Guide
Why Facebook and Other Social Networks May Not Work for Your Church
Not Who You Think They Are: The Real Story of People Who Attend America’s Megachurches
Inside The World Of Executive Pastors: Leadership Network's 2009 Survey
Avoiding the Money Conflict
2010 Large Church Economic Outlook Report: North American Megachurches Are Holding Steady During the "Great Recession"