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Who Worships in the UK?

This Rock Volume 19, Number 1   January 2008     Reasons for Hope By Cherie Peacock   Letters   True Education Liberates By Rollin A. Lasseter   How We Got Where We Are   Inaccuracy is Lying   The Connection between Education and Prayer   Today: Not Education but Social Engineering   The Sin of Sloth: What the Couch Potato and the Workaholic Have in Common By Leon Suprenant   Further Reading   Former Anglican Clergymen Bolster British Catholicism By Joanna Bogle   Who Worships in the UK?   Loaves and Fishes: Fashionable Priests and the "Miracle of Sharing" By Steve Ray   Read the Different Accounts of the Miracle   What is a Miracle?   What Did the Fathers of the Church Teach?   Damascus Road Episcopal Clergyman Discovers True Home By Chris Findley   By the Book Latter-Day Saints and the "Great Apostasy." By Tim Staples   Eyes to See Ugly as Sin By Michael Schrauzer   Truth be Told The Popess Who Just Won’t Go Away By Robert P. Lockwood   Quick Questions   Last Writes By Karl Keating    Subscribe    Permissions

In an April 2007 poll, 53 percent of adults in the UK surveyed identified themselves as Christian, while 6 percent identified themselves as non-Christian. The remainder of those surveyed claimed no religion.

Among those surveyed:

• 10 percent (4.9 million) attend church weekly
• 15 percent (7.6 million) attend church regularly (at least once a month)
• 7 percent (3.4 million) attend church between one and six times a year
• 28 percent (13.7 million) no longer attend church
• 32 percent (15.6 million) have never attended church.