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Kids Key to Non-believers' Church Attendance, Study Suggests


Want to bring more non-believers into your church gatherings? The key may be your children's ministry. A December 2011 study shows that church attendance of atheist scientists with children was 70% higher than those without kids.

More on this from Nicholas C. DiDonato and Christianity Today.

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Posted: January 9, 2013; All posts for week of January 7, 2013

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