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December 12, 2019
Methodology
Number of cases at each stage of data collection
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Visualization of how Pew Research Center searched each state for churches
Weighted and unweighted makeup of congregations and sermons from each religious tradition
Number of cases at each stage of data collection
Comparison of estimated congregation size to National Congregations Study
Churches in the Center’s database are larger, more heavily urban, relative to all U.S. churches
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