Jason DeRose
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969 appearances
138 recordings
3 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 2d ago
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Jason DeRose, NPR News.
Median in-person weekly attendance has risen to 70 people.
That's up significantly from the pandemic low of just 45 and slightly higher than right before COVID restrictions.
The study draws on surveys from nearly 7,500 houses of worship and was done by the Hartford Institute for Religion Research.
It found that volunteering, giving, and clergy well-being are also up.
The survey included Catholic, Protestant, Jewish, Muslim, and Hindu congregations, among others.
Researchers caution these changes don't make up for a decades-long decline.
The median U.S.
congregation is about half the size it was in the year 2000.
Jason DeRose, NPR News.
Catholicism has lost more people than it's gained in nearly all of the 24 countries Pew looked at in the analysis, and Protestantism has seen a net gain due to people switching religions.
People from Europe and Latin America who switch tend to disaffiliate from faith groups altogether, while in places such as Kenya, Ghana, Nigeria, and the Philippines, former Catholics tend to join Protestant churches.
Pugh found the biggest losses for Catholicism were in traditional strongholds of the faith, including Spain, Chile, France, Brazil, and Italy.
Meanwhile, Catholicism grew in Hungary and South Korea.
Jason DeRose, NPR News.
Catholicism has lost more people than it's gained in nearly all of the 24 countries Pew looked at in the analysis.
And Protestantism has seen a net gain due to people switching religions.
People from Europe and Latin America who switch tend to disaffiliate from faith groups altogether, while in places such as Kenya, Ghana, Nigeria, and the Philippines, former Catholics tend to join Protestant churches.
Pew found the biggest losses for Catholicism were in traditional strongholds of the faith, including Spain, Chile, France, Brazil, and Italy.
Meanwhile, Catholicism grew in Hungary and South Korea.
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