This Is Why Black Men Are Leaving The Church. (And How To Stop It).

This trend is concerning, especially since over 80% of those who do not attend consider themselves religious and believe in a higher power. Here are five reasons for this exodus, which can be seen by members and leaders of black churches as challenges, but also as opportunities to creating an atmosphere more welcoming of and attractive to our grown children, nieces and nephews. But it happens all too often outside the church, as a disproportionate number of african americans are forcibly removed from communities, families, homes and workplaces, denied political and legal representation, and placed at the edges of society in prisons, shelters, and on streets and stretchers.

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Black men are increasingly seeking spiritual spaces that prioritize authenticity, practical wisdom, and personal empowerment. The traditional black church may no longer meet the evolving needs of younger generations. The church can no longer wait for black men to come to the church. Jesus commissioned the church to go and make disciples wherever they are!

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Research shows that nationwide fewer black men, particularly young black men, are attending services. The black church has long been an institutional backbone in the community, with a foundational role in the civil rights eraand providing a critical form of social cohesion and power, particularly political power.

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