Membership history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

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The self-reported membership of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) as of December 31, 2023, was 17,255,394. [1]

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Membership defined

The LDS Church defines membership as: [2]

  1. Those who have been baptized and confirmed.
  2. Those under age nine who have been blessed but not baptized.
  3. Those who are born to members but are not accountable because of intellectual disabilities, regardless of age.
  4. Unblessed children under age eight when:
    1. Two member parents request it; or
    2. One member parent requests it and the nonmember parent gives permission.

Growth and demographic history

The records of the LDS Church show membership growth every decade since its beginning in the 1830s, although that has slowed significantly. Following initial growth rates that averaged 10% to 25% per year in the 1830s through 1850s, it grew at about 4% per year through the last four decades of the 19th century. After a steady slowing of growth in the first four decades of the 20th century to a rate of about 2% per year in the 1930s (the Great Depression years), growth boomed to an average of 6% per year for the decade around 1960, staying around 4% to 5% through 1990. After 1990, average annual growth again slowed steadily to a rate around 2.2% for the ten years ending 2015, approximately double the average world population growth rate of 1.1% for the same period. The growth rate has not been greater than 3% per year in the 21st century and has decelerated steadily since 2012. The rate has not been above 2% since 2013. In May 2019, however, Phil Zuckerman, Ph.D., of Psychology Today expressed skepticism of how the LDS Church reports robust growth in membership, noting that while church membership was reported to be rising, separate analysis conducted by journalist Jana Riess argued that US retention, religious participation, and belief have been decelerating since 2007. [3]

Riess made a US study in her book The Next Mormons. [3] [4] Book reviewer Stephen Cranney stated in his review of The Next Mormons that the book "fill[s] the need for a large, representative Latter-day Saint sample." [4] Cranney also stated that "Media outlets and others will occasionally perform one-off surveys that gather Latter-day Saint responses to specific (often political) issues, but generally social scientists, the media, and the public are flying in the dark when it comes to finding representative numbers about Latter-day Saint attitudes and beliefs. Furthermore, the few surveys that do have large numbers of Latter-day Saints (such as the American Religious Identification Survey or the Pew Religious Landscape Surveys) are generic religion surveys, so questions do not reflect concerns, language, or concepts specific to Latter-day Saints." [4]

The church maintains a membership record for every person who meets the church's membership criteria and has it recorded, so verification of the exact number who belong to the church is readily obtainable by church leaders.[ citation needed ]

LDS Church membership numbers

LDS Church membership from 1830-2022 LDS Church Membership 1830-2022.png
LDS Church membership from 1830-2022
LDS Church growth rate vs world growth rate from 1980-2021 LDS Church Growth vs World 2021.jpg
LDS Church growth rate vs world growth rate from 1980-2021
LDS Church growth rate from 1900-2022 LDS Church Growth Rate 1900-2022.png
LDS Church growth rate from 1900-2022

Table for recent growth

World population numbers as of April 7, 2024. [5]

YearLDS Church growth rateWorld growth rateGrowth rate difference
19805.35%1.70%3.65%
19816.05%1.75%4.30%
19824.92%1.76%3.16%
19833.66%1.70%1.96%
19845.41%1.69%3.72%
19854.94%1.71%3.23%
19864.18%1.74%2.44%
19873.69%1.72%1.97%
19885.11%1.69%3.42%
19898.74%1.68%7.06%
19906.19%1.57%4.62%
19914.23%1.55%2.68%
19923.88%1.50%2.38%
19933.39%1.45%1.94%
19943.86%1.44%2.42%
19953.48%1.41%2.07%
19963.79%1.38%2.41%
19973.91%1.34%2.57%
19982.80%1.31%1.49%
19993.85%1.28%2.57%
20002.94%1.26%1.68%
20012.94%1.23%1.71%
20022.87%1.21%1.66%
20032.25%1.21%1.04%
20042.42%1.20%1.22%
20052.32%1.19%1.13%
20062.45%1.18%1.27%
20072.52%1.18%1.34%
20082.38%1.17%1.21%
20092.34%1.15%1.19%
20102.22%1.13%1.09%
20112.19%1.11%1.08%
20122.31%1.11%1.20%
20132.03%1.09%0.94%
20141.92%1.08%0.84%
20151.70%1.19% [6] 0.51%
20161.59%1.14% [6] 0.45%
20171.47%1.12%0.35%
20181.21%1.09%0.12%
20191.54%1.08%0.46%
20200.60%0.98% [7] -0.38%
20210.85%0.87%-0.02%
20221.17%0.83%0.34%
20231.49%0.88% [8] 0.61%

Table for LDS Church membership numbers

Membership numbers from 1830-2011 come from the 2013 Church Almanac. [9]

YearMembershipNumber changePercentage growthAverage % growth

(starting 1860 on)

7-Year Average

(3 years either side)

1829660N/AN/A
18302802744566.67%N/AN/A
1831680400142.86%N/AN/A
18322,6611,981291.32%N/AN/A
18333,14047918.00%N/AN/A
18344,3721,23239.24%N/AN/A
18358,8354,463102.08%N/AN/A
183613,2934,45850.46%N/AN/A
183716,2822,98922.49%N/AN/A
183817,8811,5999.82%N/AN/A
183916,460-1,421-7.95%N/AN/A
184016,8654052.46%N/AN/A
184119,8562,99117.73%N/AN/A
184223,5643,70818.67%N/AN/A
184325,9802,41610.25%N/AN/A
184426,1461660.64%N/AN/A
184530,3324,18616.01%N/AN/A
184633,9933,66112.07%N/AN/A
184734,6947012.06%N/AN/A
184840,4775,78316.67%N/AN/A
184948,1607,68318.98%N/AN/A
185051,8393,6797.64%N/AN/A
185152,1653260.63%N/AN/A
185252,6404750.91%N/AN/A
185364,15411,51421.87%N/AN/A
185468,4294,2756.66%N/AN/A
185563,974-4,455-6.51%N/AN/A
185663,881-93-0.15%N/AN/A
185755,236-8,645-13.53%N/AN/A
185855,7555190.94%N/AN/A
185957,0381,2832.30%N/AN/A
186061,0824,0447.09%7.09%1.92%
186166,2115,1298.40%7.75%4.36%
186268,7802,5693.88%6.46%4.70%
186371,7702,9904.35%5.93%4.57%
186474,3482,5783.59%5.46%4.16%
186576,7712,4233.26%5.10%3.57%
186677,8841,1131.45%4.57%3.66%
186781,1243,2404.16%4.52%3.31%
186884,6223,4984.31%4.50%3.67%
186988,4323,8104.50%4.50%3.58%
187090,1301,6981.92%4.26%3.87%
187195,5965,4666.06%4.41%3.61%
187298,1522,5562.67%4.28%3.44%
1873101,5383,3863.45%4.22%3.32%
1874103,9162,3782.34%4.10%3.56%
1875107,1673,2513.13%4.04%3.93%
1876111,1113,9443.68%4.01%3.93%
1877115,0653,9543.56%3.99%4.02%
1878125,0469,9818.67%4.24%4.44%
1879128,3863,3402.67%4.16%4.49%
1880133,6285,2424.08%4.15%4.55%
1881140,7337,1055.32%4.21%4.67%
1882145,6044,8713.46%4.17%3.96%
1883151,5935,9894.11%4.17%3.80%
1884158,2426,6494.39%4.18%3.77%
1885164,1305,8883.72%4.16%3.61%
1886166,6532,5231.54%4.07%3.34%
1887173,0296,3763.83%4.06%3.15%
1888180,2947,2654.20%4.06%3.07%
1889183,1442,8501.58%3.98%2.94%
1890188,2635,1192.80%3.94%3.68%
1891195,4457,1823.81%3.94%3.66%
1892200,9615,5162.82%3.90%3.62%
1893214,53413,5736.75%3.99%4.03%
1894222,3697,8353.65%3.98%4.48%
1895231,1168,7473.93%3.98%4.58%
1896241,42710,3114.46%3.99%4.41%
1897255,73614,3095.93%4.04%4.08%
1898267,25111,5154.50%4.05%4.02%
1899271,6814,4301.66%3.99%3.76%
1900283,76512,0844.45%4.00%3.40%
1901292,9319,1663.23%3.98%3.46%
1902299,1056,1742.11%3.94%3.16%
1903304,9015,7961.94%3.90%3.48%
1904324,28919,3886.36%3.95%3.38%
1905332,0487,7592.39%3.92%3.46%
1906345,01412,9663.90%3.92%3.38%
1907357,91312,8993.74%3.91%3.91%
1908371,47213,5593.79%3.91%3.32%
1909377,2795,8071.56%3.86%3.33%
1910398,47821,1995.62%3.90%3.26%
1911407,2918,8132.21%3.87%3.49%
1912417,55510,2642.52%3.84%3.31%
1913431,60714,0523.37%3.83%3.43%
1914454,71823,1115.35%3.86%2.94%
1915466,23811,5202.53%3.83%2.86%
1916477,32111,0832.38%3.81%2.85%
1917488,03810,7172.25%3.78%2.87%
1918495,9627,9241.62%3.75%2.73%
1919507,96111,9992.42%3.72%2.82%
1920525,98718,0263.55%3.72%2.72%
1921548,80322,8164.34%3.73%2.95%
1922566,35817,5553.20%3.72%3.09%
1923575,8969,5381.68%3.69%2.98%
1924597,86121,9653.81%3.69%2.95%
1925613,57215,7112.63%3.68%2.58%
1926623,90910,3371.68%3.65%2.29%
1927644,74520,8363.34%3.64%2.19%
1928655,68610,9411.70%3.61%2.04%
1929663,6527,9661.21%3.58%1.98%
1930670,0176,3650.96%3.54%2.02%
1931688,43518,4182.75%3.53%1.81%
1932703,94915,5142.25%3.51%1.87%
1933717,61913,6701.94%3.49%1.97%
1934730,73813,1191.83%3.47%1.97%
1935746,38415,6462.14%3.45%1.89%
1936760,69014,3061.92%3.43%1.91%
1937767,7527,0620.93%3.40%2.68%
1938784,76417,0122.22%3.39%2.91%
1939803,52818,7642.39%3.37%3.01%
1940862,66459,1367.36%3.42%3.04%
1941892,08029,4163.41%3.42%3.17%
1942917,71525,6352.87%3.42%3.23%
1943937,05019,3352.11%3.40%3.14%
1944954,00416,9541.81%3.38%2.37%
1945979,45425,4502.67%3.37%2.24%
1946996,50517,0511.74%3.35%2.34%
19471,016,17019,6651.97%3.34%2.47%
19481,041,97025,8002.54%3.33%2.67%
19491,078,67136,7013.52%3.33%2.81%
19501,111,31432,6433.03%3.33%3.25%
19511,147,15735,8433.23%3.33%3.61%
19521,189,05341,8963.65%3.33%3.85%
19531,246,36257,3094.82%3.35%3.97%
19541,302,24055,8784.48%3.36%4.26%
19551,357,27455,0344.23%3.37%4.45%
19561,416,73159,4574.38%3.38%4.48%
19571,488,31471,5835.05%3.40%4.47%
19581,555,79967,4854.53%3.41%4.94%
19591,616,08860,2893.88%3.41%5.44%
19601,693,18077,0924.77%3.43%5.92%
19611,823,661130,4817.71%3.47%5.99%
19621,965,786142,1257.79%3.51%6.37%
19632,117,451151,6657.72%3.55%6.33%
19642,234,916117,4655.55%3.57%6.41%
19652,395,932161,0167.20%3.60%5.69%
19662,480,89984,9673.55%3.60%5.24%
19672,614,340133,4415.38%3.62%4.76%
19682,684,07369,7332.67%3.61%4.75%
19692,807,456123,3834.60%3.62%4.31%
19702,930,810123,3544.39%3.63%4.20%
19713,090,953160,1435.46%3.64%3.87%
19723,218,908127,9554.14%3.65%4.17%
19733,306,65887,7502.73%3.64%4.20%
19743,409,987103,3293.12%3.63%4.43%
19753,572,202162,2154.76%3.64%4.36%
19763,742,749170,5474.77%3.65%4.59%
19773,969,220226,4716.05%3.67%4.96%
19784,166,854197,6344.98%3.68%5.38%
19794,404,121237,2675.69%3.70%5.40%
19804,639,822235,7015.35%3.72%5.24%
19814,920,449280,6276.05%3.73%5.15%
19825,162,619242,1704.92%3.74%5.15%
19835,351,724189,1053.66%3.74%4.93%
19845,641,054289,3305.41%3.76%4.69%
19855,919,483278,4294.94%3.77%4.56%
19866,166,974247,4914.18%3.77%5.10%
19876,394,314227,3403.69%3.77%5.47%
19886,721,210326,8965.11%3.78%5.30%
19897,308,444587,2348.74%3.82%5.15%
19907,761,179452,7356.19%3.84%5.03%
19918,089,848328,6694.23%3.84%5.06%
19928,404,087314,2393.88%3.84%4.82%
19938,689,168285,0813.39%3.84%4.12%
19949,024,368335,2003.86%3.84%3.79%
19959,338,859314,4913.48%3.83%3.59%
19969,692,441353,5823.79%3.83%3.58%
199710,071,783379,3423.91%3.83%3.52%
199810,354,241282,4582.80%3.83%3.39%
199910,752,986398,7453.85%3.83%3.30%
200011,068,861315,8752.94%3.82%3.08%
200111,394,522325,6612.94%3.81%2.87%
200211,721,548327,0262.87%3.81%2.80%
200311,985,254263,7062.25%3.80%2.60%
200412,275,822290,5682.42%3.79%2.54%
200512,560,869285,0472.32%3.78%2.46%
200612,868,606307,7372.45%3.77%2.38%
200713,193,999325,3932.53%3.76%2.38%
200813,508,509314,5102.38%3.75%2.35%
200913,824,854316,3452.34%3.74%2.35%
201014,131,467306,6132.22%3.73%2.29%
201114,441,346309,8792.19%3.72%2.20%
201214,782,473341,1272.31%3.71%2.10%
201315,082,028299,5552.03%3.70%1.99%
201415,372,337 [10] 290,3091.92%3.69%1.89%
201515,634,199 [11] 261,8621.70%3.68%1.75%
201615,882,417 [12] 248,2181.59%3.66%1.64%
201716,118,169 [13] 235,7521.47%3.65%1.43%
201816,313,735 [14] 195,5661.21%3.63%1.28%
201916,565,036 [15] 251,3011.54%3.62%1.20%
202016,663,663 [16] 98,6270.60%3.60%1.19%
202116,805,400 [17] 141,7370.85%3.58%N/A
202217,002,461 [18] 197,0611.17%3.57%N/A
202317,255,394 [19] 252,9331.49%3.55%N/A

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The demographics of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints include statistical data relating to the church's population and particular groups within it.

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