A recent nationwide survey concludes that:

The African-American population holds the most traditional Christian beliefs and practices.

The African American segment comparatively is at the high end of religious activity for reading the Bible, praying to God, giving to money to churches and watching Christian television.

African Americans are notably less likely to be unchurched than other population segments.

African-American adults emerged as most likely to parallel Christian beliefs or biblical teachings, contend that the Bible is accurate in its teachings, that religious faith is very important in their lives and that they have a personal responsibility to evangelize.

African Americans are most likely to be born again, express that Jesus lived a holy life and to possess an orthodox biblical view of God.

African-Americans express that they are "deeply spiritual" and committed to their faith.

The African American church is a major source of strength and directive
leadership for their community