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Opinions on racial justice issues in church and society; immigration; 2000 election. These pages summarize major findings from the fifth survey completed by the 2000-2002 Panel, initially sampled in the… Read more »
Expected/preferred changes in the PC(USA) in coming decades. These pages summarize major findings from the tenth survey completed by the 2000-2002 Panel. The first half uses text and graphics to… Read more »
Opinions about and involvement in Presbyterian Women, opinions on abortion and Amendment 01-A and internet use. These pages summarize major findings from the eighth survey completed by the 2000-2002 Panel…. Read more »
Personal and congregational reactions to terrorism of Sept. 11, 2001; facts, opinions on Christian educators. These pages summarize major findings from the ninth survey completed by the 2000-2002 Panel. The… Read more »
Participation, leadership of children/youth in congregations; Decade of the Child; resource needs. These pages summarize major findings from the tenth survey completed by the 2000-2002 Panel. The first half uses… Read more »
The role of church in peacemaking; peacemaking activities of individuals, congregations; opinions on national/international issues, terrorism, just war. These pages summarize major findings from the eleventh survey completed by the… Read more »
Opinions on assisted suicide; thoughts on one’s own death; funeral plans; views of the afterlife. These pages summarize major findings from the thirteenth (and last) survey completed by the 2000-2002… Read more »
Opinions on assisted suicide; thoughts on one’s own death; funeral plans; views of the afterlife. These pages summarize major findings from the thirteenth (and last) survey completed by the 2000-2002… Read more »
This Report profiles Presbyterians as a people, describing them as a faith community (beliefs, church backgrounds, and levels of church involvement) and as a social and demographic community (age, sex,… Read more »
These pages summarize major findings from the first survey sent to all panelists asked to serve from 2003 to 2005.