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Research shows that a significant amount of American nondenominational church members are checking "unaffiliated" or "no religion" on surveys.
Research shows that a significant amount of American nondenominational church members are checking "unaffiliated" or "no religion" on surveys.
[[File:Baylor university.JPG|thumbnail|200px|right|Pat Neff Hall at [[Baylor University]]. ]]
Based on research done by [[Baylor University]], a February 2011 article entitled ''Good News about Evangelicalism'' declares:
Based on research done by [[Baylor University]], a February 2011 article entitled ''Good News about Evangelicalism'' declares:
{{cquote|Nondenominational churches, almost exclusively [[evangelicalism|evangelical]], now represent the second-largest group of Protestant churches in America, and the fastest growing section of the American religious market...
{{cquote|Nondenominational churches, almost exclusively [[evangelicalism|evangelical]], now represent the second-largest group of Protestant churches in America, and the fastest growing section of the American religious market...