Voting patterns of church attenders, NCLS Fact Sheet 13007

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	Voting patterns of church attenders, NCLS Fact Sheet 13007 Reporting on voter intentions for federal elections is a staple of Australian media news cycles and a constant source of interest to governments, businesses and civil society alike. Australian Federal Government elections are held to elect parliaments for three-year terms for the House of Representatives and in a ten-year period Australian voters could be required to vote on four separate occasions. Is there a clear voting pattern for Australian church attenders in federal elections? Results from the 2011 National Church Life Survey reveal church attender voting patterns across denominations. In late 2011, a sample of Catholic, Anglican and Protestant church attenders was asked: What have been your voting patterns over the last 10 years in lower house Federal elections? Author/s: Bevis, S., Pepper, M., Powell, R. & Hancock, N. Price: Free Reference: Bevis, S., Pepper, M., Powell, R. & Hancock, N. (2013) Voting patterns of church attenders, NCLS Research Fact Sheet 13007. Adelaide: Mirrabooka Press. Download PDF Download ePub Please click the link below to download. NCLS Fact Sheet 13007 Voting by church attenders.pdf (71.5KB)	Quick Search Research Home All NCLS Features Church Involvement in Migrant Ministry NCLS Fact Sheet 14008 Churches can potentially offer connection and a sense of belonging for migrants who may be feeling displaced, as well as practical and pastoral support in settling into a new country and local community. How are churches involved in ministry to migrants? Foundations matter for a leader’s sustainability Results from 2011 National Church Life Survey have reaffirmed the value of six personal foundations of sustainable leadership. These foundations are stronger in leaders who are avoiding burnout and thriving in their ministry role.