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Faith & Religion Report 2013 06.24.13 What Millennials Really Think About Faith & Religion

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BuzzMG sat down with Millennials from all over the United States to gain some insight into how this generation approaches Faith and Religion in the current day and age.

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Faith & Religion Report 2013

06.24.13

What Millennials Really Think About Faith & Religion

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Faith & Religion Report 2013

Who was Involved? Composed based on data

from 3.8.2013 to 3.22.2013

500 Participants 9,000 Panelists

53% Female 47% Male

Survey fielded online

Ages 18-34 18-22 17% 23-26 25% 27-30 31% 31-34 27%

What Millennials Really Think About Faith & Religion

Buzz Marketing Group’s Faith & Religion Report 2013 is based on qualitative and quantitative research involving 500 buzzSpotters® throughout the United States during the month of March of 2013. This report is available for download at www.buzzmg.com/reports.

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Location

NY  14%  

CA  11%  

IL  12%  

TX  8%  PA  

7%  DC  6%  

FL  7%  

GA  6%  

MA  7%  

MI  5%  

Rest  of  USA  17%  

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Ethnicity

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White  25%  

Black  25%  

Asian  American  

15%  

Hispanic  25%  

American  Indian  3%  

Mixed  7%  

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Marital Status

Single  36%  

DaPng  6%  

In  a  relaPonship  

26%  

Married  30%  

Divorced  2%  

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Education

High  school  diploma  27%  

Associates  Degree  14%  

Bachelors  Degree  46%  

Masters  Degree  11%  

Doctorate  2%  

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Employment

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Unemployed  5%  

Working  part-­‐Pme  

15%  

Working  full-­‐Pme  52%  

Self-­‐employed  

6%  

student  12%  

full-­‐Pme  home  maker  

11%  

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Household Income

Less  than  $8,000  

$8,000  -­‐  $33,000  

$33,000-­‐  $82,000  

$82,000  -­‐  $170,000  

$170,000  -­‐  $370,000  

More  than  $370,000  

I  don't  want  to  specify  

2%  

23%  

46%  

22%  

1%   0%  5%  

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What are Millennials’

religious beliefs?

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What was the religion of the household in

which you were raised?

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ChrisPan   Muslim   Hindu   Buddhist   Atheist   Jewish   Non-­‐religious   AgnosPc  

77%  

3%   1%   2%   1%  4%  

10%  

2%  

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What religion, if any, do you practice today?

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ChrisPan   Muslim   Hindu   Buddhist   Atheist   Jewish   Non-­‐religious   AgnosPc  

52%  

4%  1%   0%  

6%  3%  

23%  

11%  

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How often do you practice their faith or

religion?

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Daily  33%  

Weekly  15%  

Monthly  6%  

When  I  need  it  24%  

On  major  holidays  22%  

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Are you comfortable discussing your religious

beliefs?

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Yes  76%  

No  2%  

It  depends  22%  

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Have you ever given your time or money to support a religious organization?

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Yes  73%  

No  27%  

Yes  69%  

No  31%  

Time Money

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How would you describe yourself in regards to religion?

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Religious   Spiritual   Both   None  of  the  above  

9%  

45%  

27%  

19%  

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How often do Millennials participate in religious activities

with friends and family?

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With Family

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Always   Usually   SomePmes   Rarely   Never  

18%  

23%  

28%  

12%  

19%  

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With Friends

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Always   Usually   SomePmes   Rarely   Never  

6%  

12%  

28%  

22%  

32%  

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With a Significant Other

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Always   Usually   SomePmes   Rarely   Never  

11%  

15%  

20%   21%  

33%  

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Are you more or less religious than in the past?

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More  25%  

Less  40%  

No  change  35%  

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How often does your faith or religious belief factor into the day-to-day decisions that you

make?

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Always   O_en   SomePmes   Rarely   Never  

17%  

28%   28%  

14%   13%  

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Key Findings Religion plays a key role in the lives of our Millennials. 81% of our Millennials identify themselves as religious, spiritual or both. 73% said that they at least sometimes consider their faith or religion when making their day-to-day decisions compared to the 14% who rarely do and 13% who never do.

Our Millennials are actively practicing what they believe and contributing to religious organizations. Regardless of their beliefs, 73% of our Millennials have given their time and 69% have given their money to support a religious organization. When asked how often they practice, 33% said daily and another 15% responded at least once a week.

As our Millennials get older they tend to become less religious. 40% of our Millennials said that they practice less than in the past compared to the 25% who practice more, however religion seems to be a family activity for our Millennials who do practice. 41% of our Millennials always or usually practice their religion with their family, compared to 26% who practice with their significant other and 18% with their friends.

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