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Sample rows

10 of the 485 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Ohio has the most listings: 52 businesses, 36 of them with an email address. California follows with 47.

14 rows (3%) carry one of 1 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Friends Church with 14. 451 businesses have a name used only once, and 301 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 320 rated businesses is 4.8, and 118 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 340 email addresses, 118 (35%) are role addresses such as info@, 117 (34%) name a person and 105 (31%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this Friends church email list?

This file has 485 Google Maps listings under the category Friends church, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a Friends congregation: an evangelical Friends church with a pastor, a Quaker meeting that gathers in a meetinghouse, or a small fellowship that Google tags the same way. One address with one Maps pin makes one row.

A work email taken from the church's own site appears on 340 rows. Phone numbers are on 264 rows and a website on 215. That is a thinner set of phones and sites than most lists have, because many Friends meetings are small and run without a web presence, so email is often the easier way in.

The category column holds a single value, Friends church, so no category choice is needed.

How can you segment the file?

Load the CSV in a spreadsheet and filter on the columns that exist. Friends congregations differ a lot in style, and the file does not label that, so geography and email type do most of the sorting.

State and city show where the Friends communities are. Ohio, California, Indiana and Texas lead in this file, and a few towns have several meetings. Newberg in Oregon has 7 listings, the most of any city, and Salem in Indiana has 4.

The email type column shows which addresses reach a person and which reach a shared mailbox. The file has 117 named-person addresses, 118 role addresses and 105 addresses at free providers such as Gmail. Small meetings often use a personal Gmail account for the clerk or pastor.

Look at a congregation's website, where one exists, to see whether it describes a pastor and programmed worship or silent meeting with a clerk. That decides how you address the message.

• State and city: one yearly meeting region, one state or everything.
• Email type: personal addresses for clerks and pastors, role addresses for the office.
• Website: only some rows have one, so use phone for the rest.
• Rating: reviews of churches are sparse, so a rating filter adds little.

Who buys a Friends church email list?

The buyers are organizations that serve or recruit from Friends congregations. Friends colleges and universities look for families and youth groups. Friends camps and retreat centers fill summer programs through church contacts. Quaker publishers and bookstores sell to meetings and pastors, and Friends service and relief organizations raise donations from congregations.

Church software and online giving vendors sell to the same pastors as any denomination, though smaller meetings need cheap and simple tools. Insurance agents who cover meetinghouses, and contractors who repair old buildings, also find them here. Mission groups and speakers' bureaus use the list to schedule visits.

How do you run outreach to Friends churches?

Many Friends congregations are small, with a part-time pastor or no pastor at all. The person who reads the church email may be a volunteer clerk, a treasurer or a retired member, and they read it when they have time, often in the evening. Keep your message plain and short, with one clear question.

Know the difference between a pastor-led Friends church and an unprogrammed meeting before you write. A pastor-led church can be pitched as any church can. A meeting that decides by consensus will pass your message around, so make it easy to forward and ask for the clerk by title if you do not know a name.

Of the 340 addresses, 118 are shared role addresses such as office@ or info@. Those reach an administrator or volunteer, who decides what to pass on. Personal addresses reach one person directly and let you open with a name.

Match the pitch to a small congregation. Software for a church of two hundred members will not fit a meeting of twenty. Mention the cost, the setup effort and a free trial if you have one. A sentence about the town or the meetinghouse shows you looked at the row.

Send a first batch of a few hundred and read the replies. Drop duplicate domains.

What email rules apply when you contact Friends churches?

Your mail to a congregation must show your real postal address in the footer and give a way to opt out that you respect. When a clerk or pastor asks you to stop, take that address off every list you send from.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Ohio has 52 listings and 36 emails, California 47 and 33, Indiana 39 and 27, and Texas 35 and 24. Oregon has 22 listings and 15 emails, Florida 19 and 13, Iowa and Pennsylvania 17 and 12 each, North Carolina 16 and 11, and Kansas 15 and 10.

Newberg, Oregon has 7 listings. Portland has 5, Salem in Indiana 4, and Tucson, Miami, Chicago, Indianapolis, Wichita, Canton and San Antonio 3 each. Newberg is the home of a Quaker university, so a seller of education or youth programs may want to look at that town first.

Ohio and Indiana are neighbors, a workable territory for one salesperson. A national campaign about software or giving can use the whole file.

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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