COVID-aware Christians feel left behind by their religious institutions
These charts reflect answers from 58 respondents to a Sick Times reader survey who identified as Christian.
A series of three pie charts, representing survey responses. The chart's title is: "COVID-aware Christians feel left behind by their religious institutions." Text below the title reads: "These charts reflect answers from 58 respondents to a Sick Times reader survey who identified as Christian." Answers mostly fall into the category of "Yes," represented with light purple, or "No," represented with dark purple. The first chart reflects responses to the question, "In the last 5 years of the pandemic, did your place of worship acknowledge the risks of COVID-19?" 60% of respondents answered "Yes," 17% answered "No," and 21% answered "Initially, but dropped it" (represented with a teal chart slice). The second chart reflects responses to the question, "Is your place of worship currently acknowledging the risks of COVID-19?" 83% answered "No," 17% answered "Yes." The third chart reflects responses to the question, "Has your place of worship's attitude towards the COVID-19 pandemic influenced your religious participation?" 84% answered "Yes," 16% answered "No."