Why Women Are Leaving the Church (And What We’re Missing)

“We’re showing up to church… but we’re not bringing our real selves.” There’s a shift happening… women are leaving the church. And not always because they’re leaving the faith entirely, but because something feels missing. In this episode, Carol, Kelly, and Tricia have a really honest conversation about why so many women feel disconnected from church. From burnout and busyness to fear of judgment and unnecessary small-talk, they’re unpacking the deeper heart issues behind it all. Because let’s be real: showing up on Sunday isn’t the same as being known. And scrolling on our phones isn’t the same as real connection. If you’ve ever walked into church and felt alone… or wondered if you even belong, you are not the only one feeling this way - you can find your place, people and your way back to Jesus. Women are craving real community, but are often hiding their real selves.It’s hard to feel known when you’re only showing the “put together” version you think other people want to see. Busyness and burnout are quietly disconnecting people.When you’re exhausted, you stop engaging; even with the people we need most. Church isn’t a place to simply attend - it’s something to build up. Real connection takes intention, vulnerability, and showing up beyond Sunday  services.