Pastor Plans for Super Bowl Sunday Activities. Survey of Protestant Pastors in Churches Typically Conducting Sunday Night Activities

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Pastor Plans for Super Bowl Sunday Activities Survey of Protestant Pastors in Churches Typically Conducting Sunday Night Activities

2 Methodology The phone survey of Protestant pastors was conducted August 22 September 16, 2016 The calling list was a stratified random sample, drawn from a list of all Protestant churches. Quotas were used for church size Each interview was conducted with the senior pastor, minister or priest of the church called Responses were weighted by region to more accurately reflect the population Responders were screened to only include churches typically conducting activities on Sunday nights The completed sample is 677 surveys The sample provides 95% confidence that the sampling error does not exceed +3.9% Margins of error are higher in sub-groups

Survey Responses

59% say their church continues normal Sunday night activities; 24% say their church adjusts activities to include watching the game 100% Among Protestant Pastors in Churches Typically Conducting Sunday Night Activities 4 80% 60% 59% 40% 20% 0% Continue normal Sunday night activities 5% Cancel Sunday night activities 24% Adjust Sunday night activities to include watching the game 12% Adjust Sunday night activities in other ways Q: Does your church typically continue, cancel, or adjust your Sunday night activities on Super Bowl Sunday? (Select One)

5 Significant Differences Pastor Ethnicity Age Education Level Self-identified Evangelical/Mainline Church Region Denomination Average Attendance

6 Significant Statistical Differences Comparisons were made to determine if there are any significant statistical differences among the church s attendance and region, the pastor s age and ethnicity. Attendance Region Age Pastor s Ethnicity 0-49 Northeast 18-44 White 50-99 Midwest 45-54 African American 100-249 South 55-64 Other Ethnicities 250+ West 65+ Note: Region is defined by US Census regions

7 Significant Statistical Differences Comparisons were also made to determine if there are any significant statistical differences among the selfidentified Evangelical or Mainline, denomination, and education level. Self-Identify Denomination Education Level Evangelical Baptist No College Degree Mainline Christian/Church of Christ Bachelor s Degree Lutheran Methodist Pentecostal Presbyterian/ Reformed Master s Degree Doctoral Degree

Does your church typically continue, cancel, or adjust your Sunday night activities on Super Bowl Sunday? Pastors of churches with attendance of 0-49 (71%) and 50-99 (66%) are more likely to select Continue normal Sunday night activities than those with attendance of 100-249 (55%) and 250+ (44%) Pastors of churches with attendance of 100-249 (27%) and 250+ (37%) are more likely to select Adjust Sunday night activities to include watching the game than those with attendance of 0-49 (11%) and 50-99 (19%) Pastors in the South (65%) are more likely to select Continue normal Sunday night activities than Pastors in the Northeast (53%) and Midwest (51%) Pastors in the Northeast (18%) are more likely to select Adjust Sunday night activities in other ways than Pastors in the South (9%) Pastors age 65+ are the most likely to select Continue normal Sunday night activities (75%) and the least likely to select Adjust Sunday night activities to include watching the game (11%) Pastors age 18-44 (8%) are more likely to select Cancel Sunday night activities than pastors age 65+ (2%) 8

Does your church typically continue, cancel, or adjust your Sunday night activities on Super Bowl Sunday? (continued) Baptists (65%), Pentecostals (65%), and Church of Christ (78%) are more likely to select Continue normal Sunday night activities than Lutherans (41%) and Methodists (34%) Baptists (22%), Lutherans (29%), Methodists (31%), Pentecostals (26%), and Holiness (37%) are more likely to select Adjust Sunday night activities to include watching the game than Church of Christ (10%) Lutherans (11%) are more likely to select Cancel Sunday night activities than Baptists (4%) and Pentecostals (2%) Methodists (26%) are more likely to select Adjust Sunday night activities in other ways than Baptists (9%), Pentecostals (8%), and Church of Christ (8%) Those with no college degree are the most likely to select Continue normal Sunday night activities (85%) and are the least likely to select Adjust Sunday night activities to include watching the game (9%) 9

Pastor Plans for Super Bowl Sunday Activities Survey of Protestant Pastors in Churches Typically Conducting Sunday Night Activities