What happens when the spiritually prepared meet the spiritually curious? On a city-wide scale over 12 weeks with massive media attention?
God has been inspiring local churches and individuals in Greater Austin to bring justice and mercy to the city through “acts of service.” We asked the city how the whole church could help. They gave us an incredible answer.
There are many ways to address the health of our churches and her leaders. We focus on two: Pastors in Covenant and coordinated evangelism.
With more than 100 people moving to Austin every day, we need a new level of investment and thinking to ignite exponential church growth from the Greater Austin culture.
ABOUT CHRIST TOGETHER
God treasures His Church and desires to see it flourish as His plan for reaching lost sons and daughters. Each body of believers with its unique personality, style, leadership, and culture has a role to play. There is one unique role—unity around the essential Gospel—that only works when the Church of Austin comes together. It’s time to join the movement!
Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, Population Estimates
Greater Austin at a Glance
- Population for Austin Metro surpassed 2 million in 2015
- 34.1% increase in population between 2007 and 2017
- 1st among 50 largest US metros based on net migration
- 6.9% of Austin residents in 2017 lived elsewhere in 2017
- Population projected to pass 3 million by 2030
- Highly educated population
51% higher bachelor degree or higher education as a percent of population than Texas, 40% higher than US average - 32.9% of population age 25-44 is youngest rate compared to Texas (28.1%) or United States (32.5%) average
- More affluent with 49.3% earning more than $75K household income vs 39.5% for Texas and 40.3% for US
Source: https://www.austinchamber.com/economic-development/austin-profile/population
Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, Population Estimates
Greater Austin at a Glance
- Population for Austin Metro surpassed 2 million in 2015
- 34.1% increase in population between 2007 and 2017
- 1st among 50 largest US metros based on net migration
- 6.9% of Austin residents in 2017 lived elsewhere in 2017
- Population projected to pass 3 million by 2030
- Highly educated population
51% higher bachelor degree or higher education as a percent of population than Texas, 40% higher than US average - 32.9% of population age 25-44 is youngest rate compared to Texas (28.1%) or United States (32.5%) average
- More affluent with 49.3% earning more than $75K household income vs 39.5% for Texas and 40.3% for US
Source: https://www.austinchamber.com/economic-development/austin-profile/population