The 'Religious Trends 6' report found that adult males constitute just 41% of church goers in the UK, whereas Tearfund's 'Churchgoing in the UK' report put the figure even lower at 37%. Chris Ducker of Redcliffe College carried out further research which indicated that:

A clear majority of men (68%) said they felt women were more "at home" in church.

67% of men thought that church services appeal more to women (54% of women agreed).