Nondenominational & Megachurch Hats

If nondenominational were counted as a denomination, Christianity Today notes, it would be the largest Protestant one, with more than 13 percent of American churchgoers. The 2020 U.S. Religion Census found 6.5 million more nondenominational congregants than in 2010. And the joke members tell about themselves has numbers behind it: one analysis of survey data found 48.5 percent of nondenominational respondents attending weekly, against 48.9 percent of Southern Baptists, which is the data version of "just Baptist with a coffee bar." These nondenominational church hats are for that congregant's side of the culture: the lobby that looks like a mall, with a coffee bar and a merch table, the small group leader, the church kid, and the church plant that meets in a school or a theater, where volunteers set up and tear down every week because the building is borrowed. Coffee and Jesus is already a saturated lane on Walmart listings, so the coffee-bar angle has proven demand; this page owns the sincere and self-teasing parts around it. It sits apart from Worship Team & Praise Band Hats, which owns the fog machine, and from Back Pew Church Life Hats, which is the traditional-church congregant. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat. Wear one to the Sunday teardown, or give one to the person who leads your small group.