Survey which researches weekly church attendance among other items through a survey done in over 7000 congregations in many but not all Christian denominations every Australian Census year and from that estimates figures for those denominations nationally. From the survey about 8.8% of the Australian population attended a church in one of the covered denominations in a given week in 2001. The Catholic Church represents the highest number of church attenders, with over 50 percent. Whilst church attendance is generally decreasing the Catholic Church attendance in Australia is declining at a rate of 13 percent. Pentecostal denominations such as Australian Christian Churches (formerly Assemblies of God) and Christian City Churches continue to grow rapidly, growing by over 20 per cent between 1991 and 1996. Some Protestant denominations such as the Baptist Union of Australia and the Churches of Christ in Australia grew at a smaller rate, less than 10 per cent, between 1991 and 1996. McCrindle Research has found that Pentecostals grew to a larger denomination (12%) than Anglicans (11%) in 2014. Roy Morgan Research has found in a survey of 4840 Australians between October and December 2013 that 52.6% of Australians were Christian, while 37.6% had no religion. "Bible Belts" In Australia, the term "Bible Belt" has been used to refer to areas within individual cities and some regions of states such as Queensland, which have a high concentration of Christians, usually centralised around a megachurch, for example: the north-western suburbs of Sydney focusing on The Hills District, where Hillsong Church is located. the north-western suburbs of Melbourne comprising the suburbs of Keilor, Taylors Lakes, Greenvale and Airport West. Greater Adelaide, South Australia: the north-eastern suburbs focusing on Paradise, Modbury and Golden Grove, where Influencers Church is located. Brooklyn Park in South Australia has four churches, is home to the Adelaide College of Divinity and the Adelaide Theological Library. Brooklyn Park also has two Christian Schools and in the 2016 Australian Census had 4% more Christians than broader South Australia and 1% higher than broader Australia. Brooklyn Park also had 5.6% more Catholics than broader South Australia and 1% higher than broader Australia. the south-eastern region of Queensland, in particular the towns of Laidley, Gatton and Toowoomba. the Brisbane southern suburbs of Mansfield Springwood, Carindale and Mount Gravatt: Garden City Assembly of God church, Citipointe Church, George Salloum's The 'Christian' Church, and Hillsong Brisbane are notable mega-churches in this