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This urban segment ranks among the
highest in the total number of two-person households, as well as in the number of attached one-unit
housing structures such as row houses and condominiums. Both the median household income
and the per capita income are considerably higher than the national average. Employment is
predominantly white collar, especially in the area of professional specialties. |
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Faith involvement is very close to the national average in
most areas, while belief in God is noticeably lower. Far more than the average,
individuals in this segment would prefer to have a strong leader direct them. |
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Religious affiliations highest above the national average
are Eastern Religions, Unitarian/Universalist, Episcopal, Judaism, New Age and
Presbyterian/Reformed. |
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The primary concerns of this group are Companionship,
Fulfilling Marriage, Aging Parent Care, Finding Life Direction, Satisfying Job/Career and
Social Injustice. |
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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 Sports/Camping, Cultural
Programs, Spiritual Retreats, Adult Theological Discussion Groups, Intellectual Worship
and Community-Focused Mission. |
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