Demographic profile, religious backgrounds, doctrinal beliefs and religious and lifestyle attitudes of local leaders in twelve Apostolic networks (2793)

Type of Data: Demographic profile, religious backgrounds, doctrinal beliefs and religious and lifestyle attitudes of local leaders in twelve Apostolic networks (2793)

Faith Community: Christianity (New Churches)

Date: 2004-2005

Geography: Great Britain

Sample Size: 316 (49% response)

Population: Local leaders of twelve apostolic networks (C.net, Ground Level, Ichthus, Jesus Fellowship, Kensington Temple, Kingdom Faith, Lifelink, New Frontiers, Salt and Light, Spirit Connect/Pioneer, Together, Vineyard)

Keywords: Apostles, apostolic networks, baptism in the Spirit, baptisms, Bible, burnout, Calvinism, cells, charismata, charismatic experience, charismatic gifts, church growth, C.net, creationism, ecumenism, evangelism, finance, funerals, glossolalia, Ground Level, healing, Holy Spirit, house groups, Ichthus, Jesus Christ, Jesus Fellowship, Kensington Temple, Kingdom Faith, Lifelink, lifestyle, ministry, miracles, mysticism, new churches, New Frontiers, payment, pension, personality, prayer, priorities, prophecy, prosperity teaching, rites of passage, Salt and Light, speaking with tongues, Spirit Connect/Pioneer, spiritual control, tithing, Together, training, Vineyard, weddings, women, workload

Collection Method: Combination of self-completion postal questionnaire and online interview

Collection Agency: William Kilbourne Kay

Published Source:

William Kilbourne Kay, Apostolic Networks of Britain: New Ways of Being Church, Milton Keynes: Paternoster, 2007, pp. 295-342

William Kilbourne Kay, 'Apostolic Networks in Britain: Personality and Praxis', Empirical Theology in Texts and Tables: Qualitative, Quantitative and Comparative Perspectives, eds Leslie John Francis, Mandy Robbins and Jeff Astley, Leiden: Brill, 2009, pp. 321-37

BRIN ID: 2793

Remarks:

231 respondents filled in the self-completion postal questionnaire and 85 the somewhat shorter online questionnaire

Posted by: Clive D. Field

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