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Churches are seen as community assets but lack trust from non-attendees, new study finds.
Churches are seen as relevant but not trustworthy, according to a new study.
While 59% of those not attending church find them good for communities, only 30% trust them, compared to 81% trust from regular churchgoers.
Researchers suggest that scandals and a perception of insularity are key factors in this trust gap.
This shift in perception could have significant implications for religious institutions' future relevance.
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Las iglesias son vistas como bienes de la comunidad, pero carecen de confianza de los no asistentes, según nuevos estudios.