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Sample rows

10 of the 579 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Texas has the most listings: 49 businesses, 34 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 45.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 550 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 435 rated businesses is 5.0, and 223 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 405 email addresses, 225 (56%) are role addresses such as info@, 90 (22%) name a person and 90 (22%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this gospel church email list?

This file has 579 Google Maps listings in the Gospel church category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one congregation or church location as Google lists it: a neighborhood church, a storefront ministry, a Pentecostal or Baptist congregation that uses the gospel label, or a church that meets in a rented hall. One congregation at one address is one row.

There are 405 rows with an email address, taken from the church's own website where one exists. A church office phone is listed for 430 rows. 266 rows list a website, because many small congregations run on a phone number, a Facebook page and a church office address. For those, the phone column matters as much as the email.

The whole file has a single category, Gospel church.

How can you segment the file?

The file is a CSV, and you cut it in a spreadsheet. As the category is one value, you segment by place, by name and by email type.

State and city columns suit sellers who work in person or by region. Church sound installers, furniture makers and bus dealers need congregations within delivery distance, and conference organizers need churches near the venue.

The name column carries denominational words. Names with Baptist, Pentecostal, Church of God, Holiness, Apostolic, AME, Full Gospel or Missionary tell you the tradition without extra research, and they matter for a publisher, a hymnal vendor or a mission board whose offer fits one group. Names with Temple, Tabernacle, Cathedral or Ministries sometimes mark larger or independent congregations. Read the site where one exists before you tailor the message.

• State and city: a delivery route or a conference region.
• Name keywords: Baptist, Pentecostal, Church of God, Full Gospel, Ministries.
• Email type: office-style role addresses (225), named people (90), free-mail accounts (90).
• Website column: rows without a site are reached better by phone or mail.

Who buys a gospel church email list?

Companies and groups that serve congregations buy these lists. Church management software vendors sell membership records, check-in and scheduling. Online giving and tithing platforms pitch donation processing. Audio and video installers sell sound boards, speakers, cameras and livestream gear. Church furniture makers sell pews, pulpits and stackable chairs, and van and bus dealers sell vehicles for transport ministries.

Others sell curriculum, choir robes, communion supplies, Bibles and hymnals, or run Christian publishing, music and conference businesses. Insurers who cover churches, accounting firms that handle clergy payroll and housing allowance, and denominational bodies planning an event also write to congregations.

How do you run outreach to churches?

Look at the address types first. The file has 225 role addresses such as office@ or info@, 90 named-person addresses and 90 on free mail domains. A role address at a church is usually read by the church secretary or administrator, who passes things on to the pastor or the board. Free mail addresses often belong to a pastor in a smaller congregation who handles his own mail from home.

Do not write on Sunday, and avoid Saturday evening. Midweek mornings suit the church office, since the staff come in then to deal with bulletins and bills. A short, plain note works best, and a hard sell does not. Say who you are, what you offer and what it costs, in the way you would tell a church board member.

Fit the offer to the size and the setting. Software for a congregation of a few dozen should be simple and cheap, and a sound installer should talk about a small sanctuary and a modest budget. A person who runs a conference should state the date, the place and the cost of registration.

Churches often decide in a board meeting, so ask whom to send details to and give the person time. Send small batches and drop addresses that bounce.

What email rules apply when you contact churches?

CAN-SPAM covers commercial email, so a vendor's pitch to a church office needs a valid postal address for your company and a working way to opt out. If the church secretary writes back asking you to stop, take that address off every list you use.

Which states and cities should you start with?

The Texas rows number 49, with 34 emails among them. Florida has 45 and 31, California 36 and 25, Pennsylvania 31 and 22, Georgia and New York 30 and 21 each, North Carolina 28 and 20, Ohio 26 and 18, Illinois 19 and 13, and Massachusetts 15 and 10.

Among cities, Philadelphia has 9 listings and Houston 7. Brooklyn has 6, Los Angeles 5, and Chicago, New York, Columbus and Memphis have 4 each. Phoenix and Buena Park have 3 each.

Because the cities are small in count, a regional seller will do best by state. A sound installer in Georgia can work through the Georgia rows and call those without a website.

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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