Religion, Prayer, and Faith Statistics (2026)
Clear, sourced answers about how people pray and practice their faith, drawn from primary research like Pew Research Center and Gallup. New topics are added as the data is verified.
- 36%
- report no religion, the largest group (2023)
- 31%
- are Catholic (2023)
- 19%
- are Protestant/Reformed (2023)
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Explore sourced data across prayer, the Bible, the church, faith and wellbeing, youth, and faith technology.
Church and Christianity
Christianity in Switzerland: Statistics and Numbers (2023)
The two big churches in Switzerland are shrinking while the non-religious are now the largest single group. Here are the sourced numbers on Catholic and Protestant affiliation, the rise of no religion, and other faiths in Switzerland.
5 statisticsUpdated Sep 2026
Church Attendance in Switzerland: Statistics (2024)
Church membership in Switzerland is shrinking and weekly attendance is now the exception. Here are the sourced numbers on how often the Swiss attend, the decline of the main churches, and the rise of the non-affiliated.
6 statisticsUpdated Sep 2026
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