National Congregations Study, Cumulative Dataset (1998, 2006-2007, 2012, and 2018-2019)

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CONGIMM Is that congregation composed primarily of recent immigrants to the United States? Remarks: This item was asked only if congregations reported that their building was used by another congregation for its worship services (CONGUSE=1). See remark for CONGUSE.   1) Yes   2) No

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Category	Frequency	Percentage	Cumulative Percentage	Z-Score
Yes	93	4.7%	4.7%	-4.52
No	1893	95.3%	100.0%	0.22

Variable Comparisons

Year Region Theology Political ideology Religion

Year (I-YEAR)

	1998	2006	2012	2018	TOTAL
Yes	0.00% 0	0.00% 0	4.1% 50	5.7% 43	4.7% 93
No	0.00% 0	0.00% 0	95.9% 1180	94.3% 713	95.3% 1893
TOTAL	100.0% 0	100.0% 0	100.0% 1230	100.0% 756	1986

Region (I-REGION)

	New England or Mid-Atlantic	East North Central or West North Central	South Atlantic, East South Central, or West South Central	Mountain or Pacific	TOTAL
Yes	3.2% 9	4.6% 25	4.2% 34	7.1% 25	4.7% 93
No	96.8% 271	95.4% 523	95.8% 771	92.9% 328	95.3% 1893
TOTAL	100.0% 280	100.0% 548	100.0% 805	100.0% 353	1986

Theology (I-THEOLOGY)

	More conservative	Right in the middle	More liberal	TOTAL
Yes	4.9% 51	4.1% 26	4.9% 13	4.6% 90
No	95.1% 992	95.9% 609	95.1% 252	95.4% 1853
TOTAL	100.0% 1043	100.0% 635	100.0% 265	1943

Political ideology (I-POLITICS)

	More conservative	Right in the middle	More liberal	TOTAL
Yes	4.8% 44	4.1% 31	4.5% 11	4.5% 86
No	95.2% 879	95.9% 716	95.5% 231	95.5% 1826
TOTAL	100.0% 923	100.0% 747	100.0% 242	1912

Religion (I-RELIGION)

	Roman Catholic	White conservative, evangelical, or fundamentalist	Black Protestant	White liberal or moderate	Non-Christian	TOTAL
Yes	1.2% 6	6.4% 45	2.4% 6	7.4% 34	2.9% 2	4.7% 93
No	98.8% 504	93.6% 655	97.6% 241	92.6% 425	97.1% 68	95.3% 1893
TOTAL	100.0% 510	100.0% 700	100.0% 247	100.0% 459	100.0% 70	1986