Researchers from all nine participating countries work together in the international team. The photograph shows some of them on the occassion of a meeting in Warsaw/Poland (8-10 December 2011):
From left to right: Thomas Schlag (Switzerland), Tobias Beisswenger (Germany: United Methodist Church), Bernd Krupka (Norway), Ida Marie Hoeg (Norway), Jonas Bromander (Sweden), Wolfgang Ilg (Germany), Rahel Voirol-Sturzenegger (Switzerland), Jouko Porkka (Finland), Elisabeta Byrtek (Poland), Per Pettersson (Sweden), Leise Christensen (Denmark), Friedrich Schweitzer (Germany), Dagmar Lagger (Austria), Kati Niemelä (Finland), Tapani Innanen (Finland), Balázs Siba (Hungary)
An earlier picture shows the team starting the first international survey in July 2007 in Tübingen (Germany):
The chair of Religious Education (Faculty of Protestant Theology/Friedrich Schweitzer and his team: Wolfgang Ilg, Henrik Simojoki and others) and the Comenius Institute, Muenster/Germany (an institute for educational research and Christian education, funded in the main by the Protestant churches in Germany) worked together in creating the organizational basis for the firstresearch project lasting from 2007-2009.
The Tuebingen team managed the study from 2007-2009:
Prof. Dr. Friedrich Schweitzer
Department of Protestant Theology at Tübingen University
Dr. Wolfgang Ilg, Pfarrer, Dipl.-Psych.(pastor, psychologist)
Project Manager
Hirschstr. 29, 71067 Sindelfingen, Germany
Phone. +49 (0)7031-674359
Dr. Henrik Simojoki, Pfarrer z.A.(pastor)
Scientific Assistant
University of Tübingen/Germany