Statistics for Mission The Church of Scotland and Scotland’s Census.

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Statistics for Mission The Church of Scotland and Scotland’s Census

Church of Scotland Long association with Scotland’s Census Presence in every part of Scotland Work with National Records of Scotland

Scotland’s Census 2011 ACCESSIBILITY! Web-based PDF files available for EVERY congregation Digitise parish boundaries

Scotland’s Census Smaller output areas Religion detail – Church of Scotland/Roman Catholic/other Bivariate tables – religion by age band, gender, ethnicity, identity

Census Profiles Parish map 12 pages of graphs, charts, tables – Population breakdown – Ethnicity, language, health Presbytery and national figures

Release B Parish map Pop’n H’holds

Training material Congregational material Introduction to using statistics, Census, other data People’s stories

So what? National - targeting support for the most deprived parishes Presbyteries – mission planning, resource deployment Congregations – understanding our communities, new ways of mission, evidence-base for grants

What’s next? Congregations USING profiles to understand and benefit local communities Further research with parish boundary data