The Leadership Network surveyed this group of very large churches and made some fascinating discoveries. The following list highlights some of the most important findings. Here are just a few:
• These churches are wired.
While 88% say their church/pastoral leadership uses Facebook or other social media on a regular basis, nearly three-fourths do podcasts and 56% blog.
• Multisite interest has grown dramatically.
Half are multisite with another 20% thinking about it.
• Growth is steady.
Despite occasional news reports that large churches are a Boomer phenomenon or are now in decline, a steady growth pattern remains evident, with these churches averaging 8% growth per year for last five years. Thus the stated average attendance for these churches grew from 2,604 in 2005 to 3,597 in 2010.

Making Multisite Mergers Work: New Options for Being One Church in Two or More Locations
Churches in Missional Renaissance
Missional Households
A New Decade of Megachurches
Breaking Through Growth Barriers In New Churches
Fundamentals of Family: “Conflict Resolution”
Breaking the 50 Percent Barrier: How to Increase Small Group Participation in Your Church
What Matters In the Light of Eternity: “Life Matters”
Living on the Resurrection Side of Life: “Resurrection Power”
Leading from the Lions’ Den: Chapters 1-3
Rapid Growth Pastors on a Wild Ride
Making Multisite Mergers Work: New Options for Being One Church in Two or More Locations
NEC Display Solutions for Houses of Worship
Dimes vs. Dollars
Why Facebook and Other Social Networks May Not Work for Your Church
Planning for Big Success with Small Groups
Making Multisite Mergers Work: New Options for Being One Church in Two or More Locations
Not Who You Think They Are: The Real Story of People Who Attend America’s Megachurches
A New Decade of Megachurches
Breaking Down the Age Barriers: How Churches Become Intentionally Intergenerational