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What is the average size of a Mormon family?
Mormons ages 40-59 have had an average of 3.4 children in their lifetime, well above the comparable figure for all Americans in that age range (2.1) and higher than any other religious group. Overall, Mormon adults have an average of 1.1 children currently living at home, nearly double the national average (0.6).
Is the Mormon community growing?
LDS church annual membership growth, while positive every year for 165 years, has reduced velocity during recent years and slowed to below the world growth rate during the COVID-19 Pandemic. In 2020 the annual growth rate in membership was . 6% and in 2021 annual membership growth was .
What is the most Mormon country in the world?
As of December 2019, the LDS Church reported having 16,565,036 members worldwide. Chile, Uruguay, and several areas in the South Pacific have a higher percentage of Mormons than the United States (which is at about 2 percent).
What is the Mormon divorce rate?
Approximately 20 percent of the Catholic men and 23 percent of the women have been divorced. About 14 percent of the Latter-day Saint men and 19 percent of the women have experienced divorce. Within each group, frequent church attenders are less likely to have been divorced.
What percentage of Canada is Mormon?
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| Province | Membership | % LDS |
|---|---|---|
| Quebec | 12,642 | 0.15% |
| Saskatchewan | 5,609 | 0.48% |
| Yukon | 265 | 0.64% |
| TOTAL | 199,534 | 0.52% |
What religion gets divorced the most?
“We would love to be able to report that Christians are living very distinct lives and impacting the community, but… in the area of divorce rates,” admits founder George Barna, “they continue to be the same.” Catholics and atheists tie for “first place” in terms of being low-risk groups.