The Yamamoto Fellowship will award two $5.

agnostic or nothing in particular) among the Asian origin groups that are large enough to be analyzed in the survey.org/religion/2023/10/11/religion-among-asian-americans/Survey methodology: https://www.

Vietnamese Americans are the most likely of the large origin groups to identify as Buddhist (37%).Asian American Christians are about evenly split between Catholics and Protestants (17% and 16% of all U.Asian American Muslims (60%) and Christians (54%) are much more likely than Asian American Hindus (33%) and Buddhists (31%) to feel that way.

(Pew Research Center illustration; all photos Getty Images)WASHINGTON –? A growing percentage of Asian Americans are not affiliated with any religion.Korean and Vietnamese Americans – account for 81% of all Asian Americans.

org/religion/2023/10/11/methodology-asian-american-religion/Survey topline: https://www.

were made possible with generous support from the Doris Duke Foundation.his extensive experience in fundraising — in particular.

Yamaoka concluded that there was no long-term planning and chose to focus on three areas — financial stability and sustainability of BCA; Buddhist education and IBS; and ministerial concerns.Yamaoka served as BCA bishop — and concurrently as IBS president — for three five-year terms from 1981 to 1996.

He added: His commitment to the education of ministers continues to this day — I know that I certainly benefited from it.graduated from UC Berkeley and was a member of the Berkeley Buddhist Temple.