(CHRISTIAN HEADLINES) – Weekly churchgoers are significantly more likely than non-churchgoers to say they are "very satisfied" with their personal life, according to a new Gallup survey that uncovered a direct connection between religion and self-reported mental wellbeing in the United States.
The poll found that 67 percent of Americans who attend religious services weekly said they are very satisfied "with the way things are going" in their personal life. Among Americans who attend services nearly weekly or monthly, 44 percent answered that way. Among those who rarely or never attend religious services, 48 percent said they are very satisfied.
Only one percent of weekly churchgoers said they are "very satisfied" with their personal life. Among those who rarely or never attend, it's six percent.
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