The long decline in Anglican churchgoing is levelling off, the Church of England has said.
Washington, for example, has a tradition of hands-off libertarianism and a low churchgoing rate.
In Britain, Canada and Australia the figures are in the 30s, still far healthier than churchgoing.
Dexter had bonded with an older killer named Trinity, a churchgoing family man modelled on the BTK Killer.
Christmas churchgoing rose by 14% and the number of baptisms also rose.
In fifth place was "Sparkle, " a remake of a movie about a churchgoing teenager in 1950s Harlem who becomes a famous singer.
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Instead, they point out that their co-religionists work hard for whatever prominence they now enjoy as the biggest body of churchgoing Christians.
For them, churchgoing is a matter of personal belief, not conservative activism.
This song is freely adapted from her CD of country-music hymns, the one she plays to get into a churchgoing mood on Sunday mornings.
That contentment is a product of her faith: a devout Presbyterian, Rice told White House staff members not to page her during Sunday churchgoing hours.
But never mind: another round of apologies, and Middle America's churchgoing fans will settle back in front of the tube, ready to be shocked by the next scuffle.
Not exactly what all the good churchgoing folks were promised.
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Marshall was a loyal, churchgoing man, a Purple Heart recipient wounded in Iwo Jima during World War II and a son who tried mightily but could never live up to the high ideals of his socialite mother, according to letters friends submitted to the court.
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