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Dear Mette Thanks very much for your observation, which I have posted online. Unfortunately, we have had no national censuses…
Net migration to the UK has added at least two million people over the past decade, most of whom will…
I have read a 10 year old article about the positive effect of immigrant communities on Church attendance in the…
Eddie You can email them to c.d.field@bham.ac.uk Best wishes. Clive
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5 responses to “UK Church Statistics, 2005-15”
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[…] Britain next? Several papers report an ISIS threat to London, as British churches are “put on alert”. While France and Germany have borne the brunt of the ISIS offensive, the UK will certainly be targeted. We must remain alert, but it is impossible to provide protection for all of Britain’s 50,000 churches. […]
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[…] attempts to quantify Christmas face complications — Britons are increasingly secular (around 11% are members of a Christian church), yet 96% buy Christmas presents; and one person’s debt is often another’s profit — […]
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[…] to Peter Brierley, a former director of Christian Research and publisher of UK Church Statistics 2005-15, in the UK it now dwarfs longer-established Pentecostal churches such as the Assemblies of God and […]
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[…] There were 340 Christian denominations in the UK in 2010 (as against 275 four years earlier), with 50,700 churches or congregations (2% more than in 2005), served by 36,600 ministers (4% up on 2005), and with 5,515,000 members. This is very exciting information we can access at the British Religion in numbers church statistic website. […]
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[…] are over 60,000 pubs in the UK[1], and 50,700 churches in total[2], with 12,600 of them being part of the Church of England[3]. Like churches, the pub trade has seen […]
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