We’re only 20 responses into the State of Christian Women Entrepreneurs 2026 survey, and I’m already seeing things I want to talk about.
The full report is coming, but I didn’t want to wait to share what’s already emerging.
Consistent revenue is the thing almost everyone named.
70% of the women who responded named generating consistent revenue as one of their biggest challenges. And it’s not just one group. Women making $250K+ feel it. Women who are pre-revenue feel it. It came up across nearly every single response.
We’re undercharging, and most of us already know it.
80% of respondents admitted they’ve undercharged for their work. Only two women out of 20 actually feel good about their pricing. Two more are still trying to figure pricing out altogether. And more than half named pricing as a faith tension, like charging what your work is worth somehow conflicts with trusting God.
That one’s worth paying attention to.
Faith is driving everything and complicating everything.
75% told us faith informs every major business decision. 90% pointed to faith as the reason they started their business in the first place. But 65% also feel tension between wanting to grow and trusting God with the pace.
We’re building with conviction and questioning ourselves at the same time. Both things are true.
Community is the gap nobody’s really talking about.
75% of respondents either want deeper connection or are working in total isolation. One woman shared that she didn’t even realize community for Christian women entrepreneurs existed.
And this is bigger than one city.
20 women from 12 different states, and one outside the U.S., have responded so far. This isn’t a niche pocket of women in one place. We are everywhere.
The survey is still open and I need 80 more voices to build the full picture. If you’re a woman of faith running a business, please take a few minutes to fill it out. And send it to someone you know who needs to be part of this conversation.
Your experience matters here. Let’s make sure the data actually reflects us.
