Christian Research Ltd funded by Network Christians
A survey of 1,401 people across the UK churches asking about the numbers of single men and women in their congregations, their issues and how to include them into sermons and talks.
The first results are published in the e-book The Eye of the Perceiver
The second, about sermons and talks, will follow
More data is yet to be analysed by CRL.
YouGov survey funded by Single Christians and Christian Vision for Men
A YouGov survey of 7212 people in Great Britain asked about whether they attended places of worship for the purposes of worship and, if so, how frequently. The results are being analysed and released on
28 January 2015 - a focus on men
5 February 2015 - single people attending church
University of Cambridge co-funded with Resurgens Foundation, Geneva
There has been debate and hypotheses about whether or not there are personality differences between those who remain single or are single again and those who remain married. Previous studies used small samples. We are using a Big Five Personality Test database of over 1/4 million in order to explore this. The results should be out by end March 2015.
A survey of 1,401 people across the UK churches asking about the numbers of single men and women in their congregations, their issues and how to include them into sermons and talks.
The first results are published in the e-book The Eye of the Perceiver
The second, about sermons and talks, will follow
More data is yet to be analysed by CRL.
YouGov survey funded by Single Christians and Christian Vision for Men
A YouGov survey of 7212 people in Great Britain asked about whether they attended places of worship for the purposes of worship and, if so, how frequently. The results are being analysed and released on
28 January 2015 - a focus on men
5 February 2015 - single people attending church
University of Cambridge co-funded with Resurgens Foundation, Geneva
There has been debate and hypotheses about whether or not there are personality differences between those who remain single or are single again and those who remain married. Previous studies used small samples. We are using a Big Five Personality Test database of over 1/4 million in order to explore this. The results should be out by end March 2015.