interesting stats

was doing a little research for the 30606 zip code where our church is located today...here's what i found out:

• 66% of our population is between the ages of 6-46
• 6% of our population is 6 and under
• that means that a full 72% of the people in our demographic zip code are under the age of 46 - that's a large percentage (it's roughly 6% higher than the US average)
• approximately 37% of household have NO 'faith involvement'
• the average age in 30606 is: 36.3
• 34% of household are single parents
• the hispanic/latino ethnic group is projected to grow at almost 21% over the next 5 years
• millennials are the largest generational segment at 34% (born b/w 1981-2001)

interesting stuff (at least to me) - so, what are the implications of these numbers as they relate to cotn?
off the top of my head, i see several:

• ministry to single parents is needed now more than ever
• ministry to the hispanic/latino ethinic group is needed more than ever
• 40% (almost HALF!) are under the age of 25 (add the millennials to those under the age of 6 - 'Generation Z') - thats a lot of children, youth and college/young adult ministry opportunity!
• we need more churches - it takes all kinds of churches to reach all kinds of pePublish Postople (Christian of course is what i'm referring to) - i don't have the stats to prove this, but i believe it'd be safe to say that if everyone showed up for church on a sunday morning, we'd run out of room (speaking of all the churches)
  

keep in mind that this reflect only the 30606 zip code - it'd take all day to run the number on all the zips that we reach - but what this points out is some simple facts for those close to us - what do you implications do you see for these numbers?