Churches by U.S. state

How Many Churches Are in Kansas?

392Christian churches mapped in our open directory, across 16 cities (a growing sample, not a census)

The short answer

The Living Bread maps 392 Christian churches in Kansas, across 16 cities and towns, from open data. A growing, verifiable directory, not a complete census, so the true number is higher.

The churches of Kansas

The traditions most recorded in the open data here include Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran, and many more.

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Behind every number is a family. If you are looking for a church, or for God, you are welcome. Meet Jesus, or ask for prayer.

Where they are in Kansas

Every city in Kansas where the open data records a church, with how many we currently map there. Counting what is recorded, never estimating.

By tradition

Of the 392 churches mapped in Kansas, 231 record a tradition in the open data. The rest simply do not say, and we do not guess.

  • Baptist88
  • Methodist21
  • Lutheran20
  • Pentecostal18
  • Catholic13
  • Roman Catholic9
  • United Methodist8
  • Presbyterian8
  • Jehovah's Witnesses8
  • Non-denominational8
  • Episcopal6
  • Orthodox4
  • American Baptist2
  • Seventh-day Adventist2
  • Southern Baptist2
  • Latter-day Saints2
  • Protestant1
  • Church Of God1

Churches in other states

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