Church Leaders Panel, 2020.

The sample was self-selecting, recruited via emails and e-newsletters sent out by Jewish communal organizations and synagogues, social media, word of mouth, or referrals from participants. The sample was thus potentially not fully representative of the universe, although results were … Continue reading →

Pew Global Attitudes Survey, summer 2020. Undertaken in 13 other countries besides the United Kingdom. Dataset available at https://www.pewresearch.org/global/datasets/

‘Coronavirus, Church, and You’ study. Although primarily intended for the Church of England, and promoted via the Church Times of 8-29 May 2020 and several participating dioceses, the survey was open to clergy and lay people from any UK denomination. … Continue reading →

The sample was a self-selecting one, recruited by snowballing techniques and social media, and thus may not be fully representative of the Sikh community in the United Kingdom. However, the age and regional distribution of the sample was reasonably close … Continue reading →

Multinational survey, undertaken in 15 other European countries besides the United Kingdom.

British Social Attitudes Survey, 2019. Dataset available at UKDS as SN 8772. The questions on religious affiliation and attendance at religious services were put to the full sample of 3224 adults. The question on the importance of a person’s religion … Continue reading →