Delve into the intricate fabric of gender perceptions within the Evangelical Church through this research endeavor, seeking to unravel the complexities of gender roles and equality. Embedded within the ideological landscape of the United States, the Evangelical Church plays a pivotal role in shaping social and political discourses. Uncover the nuances of how gender perceptions are molded within the evangelical faith, examining whether disparities exist based on gender and organizational structures within the church. This research, grounded in a nationally representative sample, lays the foundation for a profound exploration of evangelical Christians' beliefs about gender roles and equality. By bridging the literature gap in this domain, it paves the way for a deeper understanding of how individuals within the evangelical community define themselves, perceive gender roles, and grapple with notions of equality. The study aims to unravel the intricacies that both affirm and challenge prevailing definitions, offering insights into the intersections of faith, gender, and organizational structures.