Cumberland Presbyterian Church Counties (1980) [ Metro Areas | States ]

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The Cumberland Presbyterian Church began on the Western frontier in the early 19th century. In 1906 the main body of the church reunited with the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A., now an integral part of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Those that did not participate in the merger reorganized themselves as the continuing Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

Using data from the 1980-2010 Religious Congregations and Membership Studies, this list ranks U.S. counties on the highest total number of adherents and the highest percent of the population in the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. You can sort the list by clicking on the column headings.

Congregational "Adherents" include all full members, their children, and others who regularly attend services. "Percent" is the percentage of the total population that belongs to that denomination. Note: Adherents are sometimes residents of a county different than the location of their congregation.

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Complete List

Ranking	County   [Download CSV]	Adherents	Percent
69	Davidson County, Tennessee	4,645	0.97
113	Shelby County, Tennessee	2,916	0.38
83	Hamilton County, Tennessee	2,239	0.78
95	Knox County, Tennessee	1,819	0.57
12	Gibson County, Tennessee	1,784	3.61
17	Greene County, Tennessee	1,658	3.05
22	McCracken County, Kentucky	1,618	2.64
126	Jefferson County, Alabama	1,576	0.23
116	Travis County, Texas	1,436	0.34
7	Franklin County, Tennessee	1,394	4.36
51	Gregg County, Texas	1,293	1.3
5	Lincoln County, Tennessee	1,277	4.82
9	Obion County, Tennessee	1,276	3.89
134	Tarrant County, Texas	1,255	0.15
25	Maury County, Tennessee	1,229	2.41
43	Lauderdale County, Alabama	1,205	1.5
47	Montgomery County, Tennessee	1,176	1.41
131	Hillsborough County, Florida	1,152	0.18
96	Madison County, Alabama	1,099	0.56
124	Bernalillo County, New Mexico	1,033	0.25
20	Dyer County, Tennessee	998	2.88
136	San Francisco County, California	900	0.13
99	Vanderburgh County, Indiana	893	0.53
23	Lawrence County, Tennessee	864	2.53
17	Carroll County, Tennessee	862	3.05
30	Pope County, Arkansas	858	2.2
65	Rutherford County, Tennessee	847	1.01
82	Etowah County, Alabama	818	0.79
28	Weakley County, Tennessee	760	2.31
116	Lubbock County, Texas	729	0.34
55	Williamson County, Tennessee	709	1.22
33	Graves County, Kentucky	706	2.07
80	Daviess County, Kentucky	697	0.81
21	Marion County, Tennessee	689	2.82
74	Madison County, Tennessee	670	0.9
1	Houston County, Tennessee	648	9.43
19	Hardin County, Tennessee	646	2.9
54	Jackson County, Alabama	632	1.23
64	Wilson County, Tennessee	576	1.03
16	Wayne County, Illinois	571	3.16
3	Metcalfe County, Kentucky	566	5.97
79	Christian County, Kentucky	547	0.82
26	McNairy County, Tennessee	530	2.35
77	Cullman County, Alabama	527	0.85
24	Taylor County, Kentucky	527	2.49
34	Marshall County, Kentucky	525	2.05
60	Putnam County, Tennessee	519	1.09
83	Shelby County, Alabama	518	0.78
71	Colbert County, Alabama	509	0.93
15	Humphreys County, Tennessee	509	3.19
44	Barren County, Kentucky	507	1.49
10	Caldwell County, Kentucky	500	3.71
18	Breckinridge County, Kentucky	494	2.93
4	Crittenden County, Kentucky	484	5.26
8	Green County, Kentucky	479	4.34
110	Ector County, Texas	477	0.41
139	Jefferson Parish, Louisiana	463	0.1
29	Logan County, Arkansas	460	2.28
48	Tipton County, Tennessee	451	1.37
32	Henderson County, Tennessee	445	2.08
49	Warren County, Tennessee	441	1.35
84	Lowndes County, Mississippi	437	0.76
78	Harrison County, Texas	434	0.83
73	Hopkins County, Kentucky	419	0.91
6	Fulton County, Kentucky	418	4.66
27	White County, Illinois	416	2.33
106	Jefferson County, Arkansas	408	0.45
59	Robertson County, Tennessee	407	1.1
50	Dickson County, Tennessee	396	1.32
137	Pulaski County, Arkansas	395	0.12
9	McLean County, Kentucky	392	3.89
48	Loudon County, Tennessee	390	1.37
106	Sumner County, Tennessee	390	0.45
55	Logan County, Illinois	389	1.22
40	Logan County, Kentucky	388	1.61
98	Warren County, Kentucky	387	0.54
147	Dallas County, Texas	384	0.02
13	Izard County, Arkansas	384	3.57
42	Laclede County, Missouri	381	1.57
144	Jefferson County, Kentucky	370	0.05
145	Bexar County, Texas	352	0.04
143	Jackson County, Missouri	351	0.06
39	Grayson County, Kentucky	347	1.66
62	Muhlenberg County, Kentucky	344	1.07
31	Webster County, Kentucky	323	2.18
148	Harris County, Texas	318	0.01
34	Hart County, Kentucky	315	2.05
64	Ouachita County, Arkansas	315	1.03
81	Johnson County, Missouri	313	0.8
37	Union County, Kentucky	304	1.71
87	Bullitt County, Kentucky	298	0.69
64	Saline County, Illinois	293	1.03
14	Ballard County, Kentucky	287	3.26
43	Mercer County, Kentucky	285	1.5
143	Tulsa County, Oklahoma	283	0.06
70	Lawrence County, Missouri	279	0.96
129	Tuscaloosa County, Alabama	276	0.2
90	Warrick County, Indiana	267	0.64
120	Washington County, Tennessee	261	0.29
36	DeKalb County, Tennessee	260	1.91
94	Stephens County, Oklahoma	253	0.58
133	Muskegon County, Michigan	246	0.16
121	Jasper County, Missouri	244	0.28
67	Hardeman County, Tennessee	237	0.99
90	McCurtain County, Oklahoma	233	0.64
72	Saline County, Missouri	229	0.92
91	Blount County, Alabama	228	0.63
46	Mississippi County, Missouri	224	1.42
11	Calhoun County, Arkansas	220	3.62
58	Marshall County, Tennessee	220	1.12
52	Clark County, Illinois	215	1.27
61	Newton County, Mississippi	215	1.08
44	Sevier County, Arkansas	209	1.49
102	St. Clair County, Alabama	207	0.5
128	Sebastian County, Arkansas	200	0.21
110	Roane County, Tennessee	197	0.41
135	Denton County, Texas	196	0.14
102	Coffee County, Tennessee	192	0.5
68	Murray County, Georgia	192	0.98
66	Henry County, Iowa	189	1
140	Fayette County, Kentucky	185	0.09
142	Winnebago County, Illinois	185	0.07
128	Hardin County, Kentucky	183	0.21
97	Pontotoc County, Oklahoma	178	0.55
126	Blount County, Tennessee	177	0.23
93	Independence County, Arkansas	177	0.59
60	Red River County, Texas	175	1.09
123	Johnson County, Texas	174	0.26
35	Choctaw County, Mississippi	173	1.92
146	Oklahoma County, Oklahoma	172	0.03
124	Anderson County, Tennessee	171	0.25
88	Custer County, Oklahoma	171	0.66
42	Decatur County, Tennessee	170	1.57
108	Delta County, Michigan	169	0.43
146	DeKalb County, Georgia	167	0.03
135	Calhoun County, Alabama	166	0.14
71	Burnet County, Texas	165	0.93
38	Scott County, Arkansas	165	1.7
76	Young County, Texas	165	0.86
123	Ellis County, Texas	157	0.26
119	White County, Arkansas	156	0.31
96	Nelson County, Kentucky	155	0.56
96	Baxter County, Arkansas	154	0.56
147	Marion County, Indiana	154	0.02
41	Lewis County, Tennessee	153	1.58
101	Calloway County, Kentucky	152	0.51
56	Chester County, Tennessee	152	1.19
57	Atoka County, Oklahoma	151	1.18
127	Bradley County, Tennessee	148	0.22
132	Buchanan County, Missouri	147	0.17
69	Smith County, Tennessee	145	0.97
105	Jefferson County, Tennessee	144	0.46
63	Washita County, Oklahoma	143	1.04
45	Johnson County, Illinois	142	1.48
96	Giles County, Tennessee	139	0.56
80	Yell County, Arkansas	138	0.81
68	Little River County, Arkansas	137	0.98
86	Leake County, Mississippi	135	0.72
75	Benton County, Tennessee	132	0.89
118	Bartow County, Georgia	130	0.32
109	St. Francis County, Arkansas	130	0.42
100	Hill County, Texas	129	0.52
119	Knox County, Indiana	129	0.31
53	Red River Parish, Louisiana	129	1.24
34	Trousdale County, Tennessee	126	2.05
123	Union County, Arkansas	125	0.26
104	Fayette County, Tennessee	122	0.48
97	Ohio County, Kentucky	119	0.55
88	Drew County, Arkansas	118	0.66
144	Hinds County, Mississippi	118	0.05
67	Larue County, Kentucky	118	0.99
67	Barton County, Missouri	112	0.99
85	Cass County, Illinois	112	0.74
95	Henry County, Missouri	112	0.57
147	Macomb County, Michigan	112	0.02
115	Mayes County, Oklahoma	112	0.35
107	Randolph County, Missouri	111	0.44
67	Butler County, Kentucky	110	0.99
57	Livingston County, Kentucky	109	1.18
78	Noxubee County, Mississippi	109	0.83
89	Bond County, Illinois	106	0.65
89	Wright County, Missouri	105	0.65
109	Lauderdale County, Tennessee	104	0.42
99	Conway County, Arkansas	103	0.53
143	Greene County, Missouri	102	0.06
130	Coles County, Illinois	98	0.19
116	Henry County, Tennessee	98	0.34
142	Ouachita Parish, Louisiana	98	0.07
111	Scott County, Mississippi	98	0.4
100	Tippah County, Mississippi	98	0.52
139	Grayson County, Texas	94	0.1
127	Franklin County, Illinois	93	0.22
118	Howell County, Missouri	93	0.32
148	San Bernardino County, California	92	0.01
117	Columbia County, Arkansas	89	0.33
133	Madison County, Kentucky	88	0.16
82	Greene County, Alabama	87	0.79
137	Rankin County, Mississippi	86	0.12
106	Polk County, Missouri	84	0.45
111	Crawford County, Illinois	83	0.4
92	Wayne County, Tennessee	83	0.6
105	Overton County, Tennessee	81	0.46
111	Webster County, Missouri	81	0.4
103	Lamar County, Alabama	80	0.49
141	Vermilion County, Illinois	80	0.08
121	Bedford County, Tennessee	79	0.28
88	Todd County, Kentucky	78	0.66
122	Monroe County, Tennessee	77	0.27
134	Hamblen County, Tennessee	76	0.15
99	Pike County, Indiana	71	0.53
133	Rusk County, Texas	68	0.16
83	Stewart County, Tennessee	68	0.78
106	Crockett County, Tennessee	67	0.45
112	Jackson Parish, Louisiana	67	0.39
88	Fulton County, Arkansas	66	0.66
82	DeKalb County, Missouri	65	0.79
129	Gibson County, Indiana	65	0.2
108	Hickman County, Tennessee	65	0.43
107	Morris County, Texas	65	0.44
115	De Witt County, Illinois	64	0.35
143	Washington County, Arkansas	64	0.06
125	Wise County, Texas	64	0.24
109	Dent County, Missouri	61	0.42
98	Jasper County, Illinois	61	0.54
89	Hamilton County, Illinois	60	0.65
116	Union County, Illinois	60	0.34
2	Borden County, Texas	59	6.87
127	Boone County, Arkansas	58	0.22
135	Le Flore County, Oklahoma	56	0.14
125	Clay County, Mississippi	51	0.24
117	Massac County, Illinois	50	0.33
118	Adair County, Kentucky	49	0.32
114	Grant County, Arkansas	47	0.36
125	White County, Tennessee	47	0.24
139	Hawkins County, Tennessee	45	0.1
133	Daviess County, Indiana	44	0.16
96	Dade County, Missouri	41	0.56
132	Neshoba County, Mississippi	41	0.17
132	Wood County, Texas	41	0.17
99	Gallatin County, Illinois	40	0.53
139	Cherokee County, Texas	38	0.1
148	Fresno County, California	35	0.01
144	Muskogee County, Oklahoma	34	0.05
126	Sharp County, Arkansas	33	0.23
114	Atchison County, Missouri	31	0.36
130	Bibb County, Alabama	30	0.19
102	Coal County, Oklahoma	30	0.5
112	Hancock County, Kentucky	30	0.39
132	Morgan County, Tennessee	29	0.17
140	Effingham County, Illinois	28	0.09
129	Grundy County, Tennessee	27	0.2
140	Franklin County, Alabama	26	0.09
120	St. Clair County, Missouri	25	0.29
135	Choctaw County, Oklahoma	24	0.14
131	Lincoln County, Arkansas	24	0.18
124	Camp County, Texas	23	0.25
142	Gordon County, Georgia	22	0.07
144	Henderson County, Texas	22	0.05
127	Latimer County, Oklahoma	22	0.22
130	Menard County, Illinois	22	0.19
128	Oregon County, Missouri	22	0.21
120	Cumberland County, Kentucky	21	0.29
144	Parker County, Texas	21	0.05
135	Franklin County, Arkansas	20	0.14
146	Jackson County, Illinois	18	0.03
144	Lonoke County, Arkansas	18	0.05
147	Pike County, Kentucky	18	0.02
140	Lawrence County, Arkansas	17	0.09
144	Navarro County, Texas	17	0.05
137	Simpson County, Kentucky	17	0.12
145	Kaufman County, Texas	16	0.04
138	Andrew County, Missouri	15	0.11
148	Gwinnett County, Georgia	15	0.01
145	Newton County, Missouri	15	0.04
147	Marshall County, Alabama	14	0.02
144	Hopkins County, Texas	13	0.05
134	Gentry County, Missouri	12	0.15
146	Lincoln Parish, Louisiana	12	0.03
137	Marion County, Texas	12	0.12
147	Williamson County, Texas	12	0.02
145	De Soto Parish, Louisiana	10	0.04
147	Miller County, Arkansas	9	0.02
141	Nevada County, Arkansas	9	0.08
142	Grundy County, Missouri	8	0.07
149	Cook County, Illinois	7	0
147	Crawford County, Arkansas	7	0.02
147	Pettis County, Missouri	7	0.02
146	Crawford County, Missouri	6	0.03
146	Clinton County, Missouri	5	0.03
149	St. Louis County, Missouri	5	0
145	Coleman County, Texas	4	0.04
147	Johnson County, Arkansas	3	0.02
149	Dunklin County, Missouri	0	0
149	Sabine Parish, Louisiana	0	0
150	Alameda County, California	--	--
150	Alcorn County, Mississippi	--	--
150	Allen County, Kentucky	--	--
150	Bath County, Kentucky	--	--
150	Benton County, Mississippi	--	--
150	Claiborne County, Mississippi	--	--
150	Clay County, Missouri	--	--
150	Cobb County, Georgia	--	--
150	Des Moines County, Iowa	--	--
150	DeSoto County, Mississippi	--	--
150	Edmonson County, Kentucky	--	--
150	El Paso County, Texas	--	--
150	Elmore County, Alabama	--	--
150	Fayette County, Illinois	--	--
150	Fulton County, Georgia	--	--
150	Garland County, Arkansas	--	--
150	Greer County, Oklahoma	--	--
150	Lafayette County, Missouri	--	--
150	Lawrence County, Alabama	--	--
150	Limestone County, Alabama	--	--
150	Miami-Dade County, Florida	--	--
150	Middlesex County, Massachusetts	--	--
150	Midland County, Texas	--	--
150	Monmouth County, New Jersey	--	--
150	Moultrie County, Illinois	--	--
150	Nacogdoches County, Texas	--	--
150	Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana	--	--
150	Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania	--	--
150	Pickens County, Alabama	--	--
150	Pima County, Arizona	--	--
150	Pulaski County, Kentucky	--	--
150	Queens County, New York	--	--
150	Sandoval County, New Mexico	--	--
150	Santa Clara County, California	--	--
150	Sequatchie County, Tennessee	--	--
150	Sonoma County, California	--	--
150	Stone County, Missouri	--	--
150	Wayne County, Michigan	--	--
150	Wicomico County, Maryland	--	--

^* In an effort to better match the ASARB standards for adherents, a few religious bodies changed the way their adherents were reported in 2010, including Amish groups, Friends groups, Jewish groups, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Non-denominational Christian Churches, and the United Methodist Church. This change does not affect any of the data in the newly released 2010 U.S. Religion Census: Religious Congregations & Membership Study. In fact, the data for these groups are now more comparable to that of other bodies than it was in previous decadal reports.

However, the change in methodology can distort assessments on growth or decline between 2000 and 2010 for each of these groups. County-level 2000 data using the new methodology are not readily available. ASARB staff has adjusted some 2000 county-level adherent statistics to allow for a more accurate picture on growth or decline. The revised maps and charts are now available on-line at www.usreligioncensus.org for those who are interested in these trends.

Source

2010 data were collected by the Association of Statisticians of American Religious Bodies (ASARB) and include statistics for 236 religious groups, providing information on the number of their congregations and adherents within each state and county in the United States. Clifford Grammich, Kirk Hadaway, Richard Houseal, Dale E. Jones, Alexei Krindatch, Richie Stanley and Richard H. Taylor supervised the collection. These data originally appeared in 2010 U.S. Religion Census: Religious Congregations & Membership Study, published by the Association of Statisticians of American Religious Bodies (ASARB). [More information on the data collection]