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This urban segment ranks first in
the number of adults age 25 to 29. Average household size
is among the lowest of all segments, and the segment ranks high in the number of
single-person households and working adult women without children. There is also a high
number of non-family households and persons in group quarters. Median household income is
just below the national average, yet per capita income is significantly above. |
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Belief in God and faith involvement are very low. In fact,
this segment ranks first in saying they are not involved with their faith at all.
Contributions to religious organizations are naturally low, while contributions to
educational institutions and charities are above the national average. |
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Religious affiliations highest above average are
Unitarian/Universalist (ranks number one of all the segments), Eastern Religions,
Orthodox, Judaism and Episcopal. |
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The primary concerns of this group are Satisfying
Job/Career (ranks number one of all segments), Companionship (ranks number two),
Racial/Ethnic Prejudice, Social Injustice (ranks number one), Finding Life Direction and
Neighborhood Crime and Safety. |
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Asked to identify programs and characteristics they would
prefer in a church, these households are more likely to indicate Cultural Programs (ranks
number two of all segments), Spiritual Retreats (ranks number one), Adult Theological
Discussion Groups (ranks number one), Food Resources, Twelve-Step Programs, Emphasis on
Global Mission (ranks number one) and Intellectual Worship. |
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