Dallas Baptist Association: Demographics


Understand your community better Demographics of Your Mission Field DBA offers demographic studies of your community to help you understand the people that God has called your church to. This service is free of charge. Please contact us for more information.				Free Service Mailing Lists DBA can offer cooperating DBA churches an Excel file with the names, addresses (and coming soon, phone numbers) of homes in their mission field. This service is free of charge. Please contact us for more information.
US Census Maps 1. Use these maps, created by The New York Times, to zoom in and see your mission field's characteristics in such topics as: Race and Ethnicity Income Housing and Families Education Be sure to click on "View More Maps" (in blue) to see your choice of maps. 2. On these additional New York Times maps, based on the 2010 Census, you can find additional information on: Change in population Population density Racial/ethnic distribution Largest racial/ethnic groups Separate maps for white, black, Hispanic and Asian populations Occupied/Vacant housing units "Singles" population Be sure to click on "View More Maps" (in blue, on left side, near top) to see your choice of maps. "Asian population surged 43 percent in the United Stated in last decade" During the 2000 U.S. Census, Asians comprised 3.6 percent of the total American population. Asians now account for about five percent of the nation's total population. The Census Bureau projects that the Asian population will grow to 9.3 percent of the population by 2050. The Asian population "is expected to swell as trade, business and cultural and personal ties between the USA and the Asian continent grow, and the influx of skilled labor, mainly from China and India, continues." Read the whole article here.