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Tag Archives: religious trends
Church Attendance in England, 1980-2005
As stated earlier, I am selecting some interesting data tables from the seven print editions of Religious Trends, published 1998-2008 by Christian Research and compiled and edited by Peter Brierley, for republishing on BRIN with some additional visuals. We’re very grateful to Christian Research and Peter Brierley for allowing selective republishing. Some editions are out of print and so reproduction is especially valuable.
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Posted in church attendance, Measuring religion, Organisational data, Uncategorized
Tagged Baptist Churches, Christian Research, church attendance, Church of England, Independent Churches, Methodist Churches, New Churches, Orthodox Churches, Pentecostalism, Peter Brierley, religious trends, Roman Catholic Church, United Reformed Church
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Christian and Secular Youth Organisation Membership, 1951-2006
I have been browsing data tables from the seven editions of Religious Trends, compiled by Peter Brierley and published over 1997 to 2008. Some are highly interesting and I thought it worth attempting to publish them in datablog rather than static page form. Continue reading
UK Religious Trends to 2020
Some fascinating (but necessarily speculative) insights into ten key current religious, demographic and other changes in the UK and their potential impact upon the Churches are contained in a new publication by Peter Brierley, head of Brierley Consultancy. Entitled Major … Continue reading
Religious Trends Online
Seven printed editions of Christian Research’s Religious Trends were published between 1997 and 2008, under the editorship of Peter Brierley. They appeared as a companion to the UK Christian Handbook, which had developed incrementally since 1973, predating the formation of … Continue reading
Counting Catholics
Andrew Brown of the Guardian has just written a very interesting article on the problems of calculating the size of the Catholic community. The Catholic Church defines the Catholic community as those people who have been baptised living within England and Wales. Continue reading
Getting Data on Scientology
Scientology appears to be in the news at the moment so it seems timely to offer some ideas on how to count Scientology in the UK. Continue reading
Global Religious Trends to 2020
Anybody using British religious statistics in a comparative context may find a new discussion paper by Peter Brierley (head of Brierley Consultancy) of interest. It is entitled Global Religious Trends, 2010 to 2020 and has been prepared for this year’s … Continue reading
Posted in Measuring religion
Tagged evangelization, Lausanne Congress, Peter Brierley, religious trends
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