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Statistics for the Diocese of Down and Dromore Dr Bev Botting Head of Research and Statistics Archbishops Council Church of England 1 December 2014 Today I will cover: National Statistics for the Church of Ireland and Diocesan

  1. Statistics for the Diocese of Down and Dromore Dr Bev Botting Head of Research and Statistics Archbishops’ Council Church of England 1 December 2014

  2. Today I will cover:  National Statistics for the Church of Ireland and Diocesan statistics using  National State Census figures  Annual data provided by parishes  Triennial data provided by parishes  Finance data provided by parishes  2013 Church Census

  3. New data collection Huge thanks to the Diocesan Secretaries and their staff, and to the clergy who gave such commitment to the 2013 Church Census and achieved a high response rate

  4. National Censuses Estimated population who consider themselves affiliated to the Church of Ireland in Censuses April 2011: In Republic of Ireland 129 thousand - 2.8 % of the 4.6 million population In Northern Ireland 249 thousand - 13.7% of the 1.8 million population A total of 378 thousand

  5. National Census  For the Diocese of Down and Dromore  586,000 people recorded in Census  85,000 self identify with CoI – 14.5%  Compared to 13.7% of total population of Northern Ireland

  6. Church Census  A Church Census was held on three Sundays in November 2013.  Average number of people attending worship at Church of Ireland each ‘normal’ Sunday:  58 thousand, which is  15% of those self reporting as Church of Ireland in 2011 Censuses  Also 15% in Diocese of Down and Dromore

  7. Vestry Persons Register Total of resident and accustomed vestry persons:  72 thousand - 25% of the population aged 20+

  8. Attendance by Diocese Attendance Nov 2013 Meath and Kildare Cashel, Ferns and Ossory Limerick and Killaloe 3% 3% 2% Dublin and Glendalough Down and Dromore Cork Cloyne and Ross 13% 22% 4% Tuam, Killala and Achonry 1% Armagh 12% Kilmore Elphin and Ardagh Connor 4% Derry and 19% Raphoe 10% Clogher 10%

  9. National Attendance by gender 43% Males 57% Females

  10. Diocesan attendance by gender  Diocese Population from National State Census:  Male population 286,075 - 49%  Female population 300,105 - 51%  Diocesan Attendance from triennial survey  Males 42%  Females 58%

  11. National Attendance by age  Age 0-10 19%  Age 11-19 9%  Age 20-29 8%  Age 30-44 11%  Age 45-59 15%  Age 60-75 23%  Age 75+ 27%  Overall 15%

  12. Diocesan Age distribution – at National Census and for attendance 2011 Census Age Analysis 2011� Triennial� Age� Analysis� 140 25% 50� 30%� 120 20% 25%� 40� 100 20%� 30� 15% 80 Triennial� 15%� 20� 60 Triennial� %� 10% 10%� 40 10� 5%� 5% 20 0� 0%� Census 0-14� 15-30� 31-45� 46-60� 61-74� 75+� 0 0% Census % 0-9 10-19 20-29 30-44 45-59 60-74 75 +

  13. Diocesan Numbers People� and� Families� F-Res� 3.0� 80,000� F-Acc� 2.5� P-Res� 60,000� P-Acc� 2.0� Family� size� 40,000� 1.5� 1.0� 20,000� 0.5� 0.0� 0� 1995� 1996� 1997� 1998� 1999� 2001� 2003� 2005� 2006� 2007� 2008� 2009� 2011� 2013� 2000� 2002� 2004� 2010� 2012�

  14. Diocesan Services attended

  15. National Attendance at festivals  108 thousand people attended on Christmas Eve or Christmas day 2012 – 29% of the COI population  76 thousand people attended on Easter Day 2013 – 20% of the COI population

  16. Diocesan attendance at Festivals Christmas� A endances� 80%� 25,000� Day� Eve� 20,000� 60%� Eve� than� 15,000� %� on� Day� rather� 40%� 10,000� 20%� Day� 5,000� on� 0� 0%� 1995� 1996� 1997� 1998� 1999� 2001� 2003� 2005� 2006� 2007� 2008� 2009� 2011� 2013� 2000� 2002� 2004� 2010� 2012� %�

  17. National Occasional Offices  Each year the Church of Ireland is with families at key moments  3,700 Baptisms  2,300 Confirmations  1,300 Weddings  3,500 Funerals

  18. Diocesan occasional offices Life� Events� 1,200� Bap sms� 1,000� Confirmees� 800� Weddings� 600� Funerals� 400� 200� 0� 1995� 1996� 1997� 1998� 1999� 2001� 2003� 2005� 2006� 2007� 2008� 2009� 2011� 2013� 2000� 2002� 2004� 2010� 2012�

  19. Children are important for growth Sunday� School� -� Pupils� and� Teachers� 8� 6,000� Pupils� Teacher� 5,000� Teachers� 6� 4,000� School� TP� ra o� per� 4� 3,000� Pupils� 2,000� 2� 1,000� 0� 0� 1995� 1996� 1997� 1998� 1999� 2001� 2003� 2005� 2006� 2007� 2008� 2009� 2011� 2013� 2000� 2002� 2004� 2010� 2012�

  20. Income Income� by� Year� 22%� 14,000� Thousands� 12,000� 21%� Other� 10,000� 20%� Earmarked� 8,000� E-Restora on� 19%� 6,000� Other� 18%� 4,000� Rents� 17%� 2,000� Dona ons� 16%� 0� Gi Aid� 2008� 2009� 2010� 2011� 2012� 2013�

  21. Diocesan Giving Giving� per� person� per� annum� £ 450� £ 400� Families� £ 350� £ 300� People� £ 250� £ 200� A endees� £ 150� £ 100� £ 50� £ 0� 2008� 2009� 2010� 2011� 2012� 2013�

  22.  Thanks to William Cooper-Bailey – a volunteer working with the Diocese of London and the Archbishops’ Council - for his help in this data analysis.

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