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Sample rows

10 of the 20,581 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 2,627 businesses, 1,839 of them with an email address. Utah follows with 1,892.

7,231 rows (35%) carry one of 36 names used by 10 or more listings, led by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with 6,340. 10,878 businesses have a name used only once, and 9,668 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 18,507 rated businesses is 4.9, and 7,091 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 14,407 email addresses, 9,098 (63%) are role addresses such as info@, 3,100 (22%) name a person and 2,209 (15%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this Christian church email list?

The Christian church list has 20,581 Google Maps listings in the Christian church category, counted on 9 November 2026. Christian church is a catch-all label on Google. Congregations that do not pick Baptist, Catholic or Methodist often land here: non-denominational churches, Disciples of Christ and Christian Church congregations, Pentecostal and charismatic fellowships, Spanish-language churches and meeting houses of other groups.

Emails are on 14,407 rows, each from the church's own website. Phone numbers are on 18,029 rows and a website on 15,906. Fewer than one row in twenty has an email, and the reason is in the name column: one group fills a large part of the category.

That group is The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, with 6,340 rows and 164 emails. Its meetinghouses are Google Christian church listings, and the church does not publish local mailboxes. If you sell to independent congregations, remove those rows first.

How can you segment the file?

Because the category is a catch-all, the business name column does most of the sorting. A name that appears once marks an independent congregation, and 10,878 rows have one. Repeated names fall in three types. The first is the Latter-day Saints group, plus La Iglesia de Jesucristo de los Santos de los Ultimos Dias with 40 rows and none with an email, and Community of Christ with 40 rows and 56 emails. The second is the Disciples tradition, such as First Christian Church (287 rows, 424 emails) and Central Christian Church (36 rows, 164 emails). The third is ordinary generic naming.

Words in the name help with the rest. Fellowship, Assembly, Tabernacle, Gospel and Worship Center suggest independent charismatic or Pentecostal congregations. Iglesia points to a Spanish-language church. Community Church and Bible Church point to non-denominational groups.

Of the 14,407 addresses, 9,098 are role addresses such as office@ or info@, 3,101 are named-person and 2,209 are on free mail providers. Role mailboxes dominate, so most of what you send will go to an office or an administrative volunteer.

• Remove Latter-day Saints rows by name before you count the list.
• Independent congregations: keep rows whose name appears once.
• Language: search names for Iglesia to find Spanish-language churches.
• Email type: role mailboxes dominate, named-person addresses reach staff.

Who buys a Christian church email list?

Church product makers and service providers are the main buyers. Worship media companies sell lyrics projection and song licensing. Church management and giving platforms sell to the administrator. Sound, lighting and streaming installers sell to churches that rent buildings and need portable gear. Curriculum and youth ministry publishers sell materials to non-denominational churches that pick their own program.

Church planting networks and denominations recruiting independent congregations buy it, as do missions organizations, Christian conference organizers and ministry training schools. Church loan lenders and insurance brokers contact growing congregations. Christian schools and camps look for families through the church. Print and sign makers, mobile building suppliers and janitorial firms sell to churches that meet in leased halls. Authors and speakers who book church events send their material to the pastor.

How do you run outreach to Christian churches?

Non-denominational churches range from a house church to a large campus with a staff of twenty. The size of the church decides who reads the mail. A small congregation's role address goes to the pastor or a volunteer, and a large one's goes to an executive pastor or an office manager.

Open with the need you serve and say whether the church can use it without outside approval. Independent churches decide for themselves, so you do not need to mention a denomination or a diocese. For Disciples congregations, mention the regional office only if you work with it.

Pastors in this group often hold another job, so email may be checked in the evening. Keep the message short and avoid attachments in the first note.

Use the website column to learn the size of the congregation, its service times and whether it lists a staff page. A Spanish-language church should get a note written in Spanish if you can offer the service that way. Because only 14,407 of 20,581 rows have an email, plan for a call to the phone number on rows without one.

What email rules apply when you contact churches?

CAN-SPAM calls for a valid postal address for your business and an opt-out that you respect. Church volunteers who run the office mailbox often forward messages, so keep the opt-out visible and easy to use.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 2,627 Christian church listings and 1,839 emails. Utah has 1,892 listings but 190 emails, because the Latter-day Saints rows sit there, and it should be left out for most uses. Texas has 1,597 listings and 1,118 emails, Florida 1,359 and 951, New York 774 and 542, Arizona 657 and 460, Georgia 646 and 452, Indiana 627 and 439, North Carolina 621 and 270, and Pennsylvania 602 and 270.

By city, Houston leads with 189 listings, then Los Angeles (152), Las Vegas (135), Salt Lake City (113), San Antonio (104), Indianapolis (102), Phoenix (84), Mesa (83), San Diego (79) and Orem (76).

Check the business names in Salt Lake City, Mesa and Orem, since Latter-day Saints rows are likely to make up much of those counts.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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