Once again, the data suggests that the more often you hit church, the more Republican you are. But this time, the most-frequent churchgoers turn out to be the only group that hasn't moved away from the GOP since 2001.
Here's a question: Given that weekly churchgoers are the lone bedrock of the GOP, what does this mean for church leaders who need to fill up the collection plates during a recession? Will they tailor their ministries to keep the conservative faithful fully comfortable? Or has perhaps the leaders' own natural conservatism helped build flocks that are reliably one-note?
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