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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Racial Ethn Health Disparities. 2020 Nov 23;9(1):59–67. doi: 10.1007/s40615-020-00929-x

Table 3:

Wellness strategies in Black and Latino/Hispanic churches by church size

Church has … All N=142 Black Churches (B) Latino/ Hispanic Churches (H) S/ M Churches L Churches
<200 members (N=74) ≥200 members (N=26) S/M vs L <200 members (N=16) ≥200 members (N=26) S/M Vs L B versus H B versus H
% % % p % % p p p
promoted good nutrition from the pulpit in last 12 months 82 89 92 1.00 75 54 .21 .21 .004
promoted physical activity from the pulpit in last 12 months 77 85 92 .50 69 46 .21 .15 .001
partnership with clinics or outside resources that could assist in wellness efforts at church 69 59 85 .03 62 85 .14 1.00 1.00
conducted > 1 wellness activity in last 12 month 61 50 3 .06 56 85 .07 .78 .50
3 or more individuals that function as wellness champions 56 92 .001 38 23 .48 .17 .001
ever partnered with academic institution to promote wellness 49 49 69 .11 38 38 1.00 .58 .05
guidelines for healthy church meals 42 35 42 .64 62 46 .35 .05 1.00
health advisory program 37 22 54 .005 56 54 1.00 .01 1.00
health or wellness policies or goals for congregation 35 31 44 .33 50 31 .33 .16 .39

Fisher’s exact test.

S/M = small to medium churches (<200 members); L = large churches (200+ members); B = Black churches; H = Latino/Hispanic churches