- Church attendance is the number one predictor of marital stability (Journal of Marriage and the Family).
- Attending church is helpful in the prevention of cancer, heart disease and mental illness (National Institute of Healthcare Research of America).
- Teens who attend church are four times less likely to commit suicide (Journal of Chronic Disease).
- Church attendees stay half as long in hospital stays (Duke University).
- There is lower blood pressure among men who attend church verse those not (Duke University).
- People attending church report a 50% higher weekly average family income (UCLA School of Medicine).
- Church-goers have fewer heart attacks than non-church goers (National Institute of Mental Health).
- Those who attend Church in their youth have about $11,000.00 more in yearly income by their early thirties (UCLA School of Medicine).
- Cities with high church attendance have the lowest crime rates (Crimes, Values, and Religion).
- People attending church are physically healthier and less depressed (American Medical News).
- Alcohol abuse is 300% less for those who attend church (UCLA School of Medicine).
- Church attendance moves underprivileged out of poverty and into the middle class (The Impact of Religious practice on social stability).
- There is an additional average life expectancy of seven tears (Demographic, May 1999).
- Those attending church are more likely to remain married and have a better sex-life (National Institute of Mental Health).
- Those attending church are five times less likely to require antibiotics (Southern Medical Journal).