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This group, among the highest in
median income, is represented by above average numbers of
adults age 35 to 69. The group ranks high in the number of households which receive
retirement income, and is above average in every white collar occupation category. Almost
all members of this segment own their own home. |
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Faith involvement is at or somewhat below the national
average in every category. Religious affiliations highest above the national average are
Congregational, Catholic, Presbyterian/Reformed, Orthodox, New Age and
Unitarian/Universalist. |
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The primary concerns of this group are Childcare, Time for
Recreation/Leisure, Retirement Opportunities, Parenting Skills and Long-Term Financial
Security. |
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The segment ranks above average in contributions to
religious organizations, charities and educational institutions. |
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Asked to identify programs and characteristics they would
prefer in a church, these households are more likely to indicate Divorce Recovery
Programs, Marriage Enrichment Opportunities, Parent Training Programs and Participatory
Music. |
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