What It Means

A book more than 12 years in the making. In 2012, the first researchers with the Little Rock Congregations Study headed out into our community to learn about what people … Faith and Community

In 2024, The Little Rock Congregations Study is doing something we have never done before: giving away our surveys to anyone who wants to use them! We want to help … A Free Resource for Congregations to Survey their Members

By Jack Schlotter In research from her new book Faith and Community: How Engagement Strengthens Members, Places of Worship, and Society, Dr. Rebecca Glazier, Professor of Political Science in the … Individual Benefits of Community Engagement Explored in New Research

by Jack Schlotter The University of Arkansas at Little Rock’s Little Rock Congregations Study (LRCS) research team, led by Dr. Rebecca Glazier and Dr. Gerald Driskill, held a “Community Conversations … Little Rock Congregations Study Holds Community Conversations Event

For the past two years, the Little Rock Congregations Study, a community-based research project at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, has been studying race and faith. While our … Race and Faith Resources

This article was originally posted on the personal blog of Dr. Rebecca Glazier, the Director of the Little Rock Congregations Study. It is reposted here with permission: http://www.rebeccaglazier.net/the-line-between-research-and-advocacy/. Last week … Community-based Research: Part Scholarship and Part Advocacy

Three faculty researchers from the Little Rock Congregations Study (LRCS) have published a new peer-reviewed article. The article, “Faith and race: how African American pastors navigate dialectical tensions in collaboration” … New Publication: How African American Pastors in Little Rock Navigate Tensions in Collaboration

Our new style manual serves two purposes: one is to introduce team members to the Little Rock Congregations Study (LRCS) project, and two is to set a consistent standard for … Welcome to our new Style Manual: Members of the LRCS team now have a style guide to help with creating content

By Amanda Cady, Layne Coleman, David Lewis, Oluwaseun Olaniyi, Essence Thomas, and Rebecca Glazier Throughout February, a team of students from the Clinton School of Public Service worked with researchers … Summary of the Little Rock Congregations Study 2021 Dialogue Series Now Available

This spring, the Little Rock Congregations Study is working with a Practicum team of graduate students from the Clinton School of Public Service to host a series of facilitated dialogues … LRCS Partners with the Clinton School on Community Dialogues