Via the Orthodox convert list (*), a Gallup poll that studied how much people in different states attend church regularly — HERE. Mississippi was at the top with 63% weekly church-goers; Vermont at the bottom with 23%.

Not a lot of surprises there. Just as you might think, southerners went to church the most, except for Utah, which tied for third place at 56% attendance. The bottom ten were a little more divergent: mostly New England, but also Nevada, Hawaii and — surprisingly to me — Alaska (although attendance went up by 3% from 2008-2009).
Other stuff:

• Their bottom line analysis: Despite how much people move around from state to state, “substantial state differences in churchgoing behavior persist.”
• Ethnically broken down, blacks attend church weekly the most (43%), followed by Hispanics (40%), whites (33%) and Asians (20%). (Different poll — HERE)
• Also from that poll, only 53% of the people who say that religion is an important part of their daily life go to church weekly.
• Overall, church attendance has gone up by 0.7% this year (which is probably why you won’t hear these poll results announced in the news).
• Saving lookup time for my homies: Missouri weekly church attendance: 44%; Kansas 46%; Indiana: 44%; Illinois: 42%; California: 35%.

Just thought it was interesting. Link plus map HERE.