Church Geography

Church geography is the study of how churches are distributed across regions, cities, and neighborhoods. It examines patterns like where different denominations tend to cluster, how proximity influences community interactions, and how geographic factors shape church growth and outreach. By analyzing these spatial arrangements, church geography helps understand the role of location in religious life, community engagement, and cultural influence. It uses tools like maps and spatial analysis to explore how physical space impacts religious organization and activity, providing insights into the social and cultural landscapes where churches operate.