Our statistics section contains archive information relating to 2005 and earlier and offers data that has been compiled from a number of sources, all of which should be attributed, and presented in the form of articles, tables, charts and maps. This invariably means that there may be inconsistencies of definition.
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The data in Religious Trends have been compiled from a large number of sources, all of which should be attributed, and presented in the form of articles, tables, charts and maps. This invariably means that there may be inconsistencies of definition... Read more
Since the publication of Religious Trends 1 in 1997, Christian Research has obtained statistics from the denominations and church groups of the United Kingdom. Each denomination compiles statistics in their own way for their own purposes, which mean... Read more