Presbyterian Panel Survey, August 2010 - Compassion, Peace and Justice, Members

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Q11DISCP How important is the work of the Compassion, Peace and Justice ministry area, in general, to fulfilling this commitment in each of the following four areas: Discipleship- rediscovering scripture (including daily reading and study) and nurturing relationships with Jesus Christ in the context of our Reformed heritage?   1) Very important   2) Important   3) Somewhat important   4) Only a little important   5) Not important   6) Not sure

Pie Chart Bar Chart Cumulative Bar Chart

Category	Frequency	Percentage	Cumulative Percentage	Z-Score
Very important	133	40.9%	40.9%	-.81
Important	111	34.2%	75.1%	-.08
Somewhat important	40	12.3%	87.4%	.65
Only a little important	15	4.6%	92%	1.38
Not important	5	1.5%	93.5%	2.11
Not sure	21	6.5%	100%	2.83

Variable Comparisons

Sex Age Education Political party Household income

Sex (I-SEX)

	Female	Male	TOTAL
Very important	46.5% 94	31.1% 37	40.8% 131
Important	30.7% 62	39.5% 47	34.0% 109
Somewhat important	10.9% 22	15.1% 18	12.5% 40
Only a little important	4.5% 9	5.0% 6	4.7% 15
Not important	0.5% 1	3.4% 4	1.6% 5
Not sure	6.9% 14	5.9% 7	6.5% 21
TOTAL	100.0% 202	100.0% 119	321

Age (I-AGE)

	15-29	30-44	45-59	60-74	75-89	TOTAL
Very important	40.0% 4	51.9% 14	41.3% 38	40.7% 48	35.6% 26	40.6% 130
Important	30.0% 3	22.2% 6	33.7% 31	32.2% 38	42.5% 31	34.1% 109
Somewhat important	10.0% 1	18.5% 5	10.9% 10	12.7% 15	12.3% 9	12.5% 40
Only a little important	10.0% 1	3.7% 1	6.5% 6	5.1% 6	1.4% 1	4.7% 15
Not important	10.0% 1	0.0% 0	2.2% 2	1.7% 2	0.0% 0	1.6% 5
Not sure	0.0% 0	3.7% 1	5.4% 5	7.6% 9	8.2% 6	6.6% 21
TOTAL	100.0% 10	100.0% 27	100.0% 92	100.0% 118	100.0% 73	320

Education (I-EDUC)

	High school or less	Some college but no degree	Associate degree	Bachelor's degree	Some graduate work	Graduate degree	TOTAL
Very important	42.4% 14	46.0% 23	50.0% 8	41.0% 32	41.0% 16	36.3% 37	40.9% 130
Important	42.4% 14	38.0% 19	37.5% 6	41.0% 32	30.8% 12	24.5% 25	34.0% 108
Somewhat important	6.1% 2	6.0% 3	12.5% 2	10.3% 8	15.4% 6	18.6% 19	12.6% 40
Only a little important	6.1% 2	0.0% 0	0.0% 0	5.1% 4	5.1% 2	6.9% 7	4.7% 15
Not important	0.0% 0	0.0% 0	0.0% 0	0.0% 0	0.0% 0	3.9% 4	1.3% 4
Not sure	3.0% 1	10.0% 5	0.0% 0	2.6% 2	7.7% 3	9.8% 10	6.6% 21
TOTAL	100.0% 33	100.0% 50	100.0% 16	100.0% 78	100.0% 39	100.0% 102	318

Political party (I-PARTYID)

	Democrat	Independent	Republican	Other	TOTAL
Very important	43.4% 49	36.2% 21	42.0% 58	0.0% 0	40.5% 128
Important	32.7% 37	31.0% 18	32.6% 45	100.0% 7	33.9% 107
Somewhat important	12.4% 14	15.5% 9	12.3% 17	0.0% 0	12.7% 40
Only a little important	4.4% 5	1.7% 1	6.5% 9	0.0% 0	4.7% 15
Not important	0.9% 1	3.4% 2	1.4% 2	0.0% 0	1.6% 5
Not sure	6.2% 7	12.1% 7	5.1% 7	0.0% 0	6.6% 21
TOTAL	100.0% 113	100.0% 58	100.0% 138	100.0% 7	316

Household income (I-INCOME)

	Less than $29,999	$30,000-$59,999	$60,000-$89,999	$90,000-$124,999	$125,000-$249,999	$250,000 or more	TOTAL
Very important	45.5% 15	41.8% 28	39.0% 23	48.3% 29	30.2% 16	22.7% 5	39.5% 116
Important	33.3% 11	34.3% 23	30.5% 18	35.0% 21	35.8% 19	40.9% 9	34.4% 101
Somewhat important	15.2% 5	13.4% 9	15.3% 9	10.0% 6	13.2% 7	4.5% 1	12.6% 37
Only a little important	0.0% 0	1.5% 1	5.1% 3	3.3% 2	11.3% 6	13.6% 3	5.1% 15
Not important	0.0% 0	1.5% 1	1.7% 1	0.0% 0	1.9% 1	9.1% 2	1.7% 5
Not sure	6.1% 2	7.5% 5	8.5% 5	3.3% 2	7.5% 4	9.1% 2	6.8% 20
TOTAL	100.0% 33	100.0% 67	100.0% 59	100.0% 60	100.0% 53	100.0% 22	294