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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.
Opinions on causes of and solutions to hunger in the United States and the world. These pages summarize major findings from the second survey completed by the 2003-2005 Panel. The… Read more »
Opinions on causes of and solutions to hunger in the United States and the world. These pages summarize major findings from the second surveycompleted by the 2003-2005 Panel, initially sampled… Read more »
Covers giving practices of individuals, congregations; opinions on how mission dollars are spent. These pages summarize major findings from the third survey completed by the 2003-2005 Panel. The first half… Read more »
Covers giving practices of individuals, congregations; opinions on how mission dollars are spent. These pages summarize major findings from the third survey completed by the 2003-2005 Panel.
Covers familiarity with and opinions on reparations for racial ethnic or other groups. These pages summarize major findings from the fifth survey completed by the 2003-2005 Panel. The first half… Read more »
Covers familiarity with and opinions on reparations for racial ethnic or other groups. These pages summarize major findings from the fifth survey completed by the 2003-2005 Panel, initially sampled in… Read more »
Evaluation of an issue of Presbyterians Today; preferences for denominational communication. These pages summarize major findings from the fourth survey completed by the 2003-2005 Panel. The first half uses text… Read more »