University study finds pews not as empty as thought

University study finds pews not as empty as thought | ajc.com: Researchers have found that more people are going to church than originally thought, because they haven't officially joined a particular denomination or church, but they still go.

"BY THE NUMBERS
The breakdown of U.S. religious affiliation:

33.6%; evangelical Protestant

22.1%: mainline Protestant

21.2%: Catholic

10.8%: unaffiliated

5%: black Protestant

2.5%: Jewish

4.9%: other

Source: Baylor Religion Survey"