Churches across the United States have been shrinking for years, and Protestants have lost more than 1 million members. So when you hear that a new megachurch emerges every two days, it's hard to believe it. How is this possible? But the fact is that evangelicalism is the fastest growing religion in the United States today. About 26% of the country is white evangelical and 10% is black evangelical, making evangelicalism the largest force in U.S. religion. There are many reasons why evangelism is growing so rapidly, and one of them is that evangelism churches will do almost anything to attract new "followers" and have started to become more of a business with a marketing strategy than with a preaching of the Gospel. a Jesus Christ. As mentioned, evangelical churches are borrowing tools and models from marketing and the business world. Evangelism churches really want to have a broad target group and demonstrate that there is a church for everyone. The reason for this is that people these days don't attend church just because there is a Bible study group or someone they know attends. They need to be able to do something that interests them. So evangelical churches try to demonstrate that their churches are not just a place of worship but also a place that satisfies physical needs and desires, such as food. Evangelical churches also cater to people with different “needs,” such as people who feel lonely and without a partner, suffer from depression, need to manage anger or other emotional or mental difficulties. The last kind of strategy that evangelical churches are borrowing is that churches try to have as many specialized services for all kinds of different people in all walks of life. So evangelization... middle of paper......Which education or school would be best for me, what are the consequences and costs of my choices? So religion and spirituality can, for some, help show us the way forward by giving us some guidelines and answers. But even though some churches, such as evangelism churches, may seem a bit extreme in their methods of attracting newcomers and seem to be about to forget the true meaning of churches. The important thing is the whole vision and mission about creating a church that fits everyone and offers hope and comfort. It doesn't matter if your church is small, a mega church, or online and the service is televised. It doesn't matter if your church offers only a Bible study group or has groups and classes that might seem strange or misfits, as long as you have found comfort in the words of the Lord and in your fellowship..