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How much more time do evangelical fathers give their children?

59% 27 99
Former pastors in a recent study who say they want to return to the pulpit. More family dinners a year that evangelical fathers have with their families than fathers with no religious affiliation. More hours each year that evangelical fathers are involved in youth-related activities than fathers with no religious affiliation.
51%
Percentage of those who want to return who say their spouse supports the idea.

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Fathers of faith give more time to their childrenThe Washington Times (Aug. 6, 2002)

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