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- Survey: Hispanic Protestant Churches Are Young, First Gen, and GrowingAs the Latino population climbs in the US, researchers say their congregations excel at fostering community and engaging new people.Aaron Earls - Lifeway Research|
- Church Attendance Dropped Among Young People, Singles, LiberalsOverall, most churchgoers—including most white evangelicals—returned to the pews after the pandemic, survey finds.David Roach|
- The State of Quiet Time: Who’s Most Likely to Practice Daily DevotionsSurvey finds that two-thirds of churchgoers set aside time with God at least every day, but practices vary.Marissa Postell – Lifeway Research|
- In England and Wales, Christianity Falls Below Half the PopulationAnalysis: The rise of the nonreligious raises questions for the faithful in a new era of pluralism and diversity.Nick Spencer|
- Christians Remain a Minority Down Under, but Gen Z Aussies Are OpenNew survey finds just 6 percent of Australians are heavily involved in the faith.David Roach|
- More Americans Want Their Church to Share Their PoliticsOver half say they believe their congregation is politically unified already.Aaron Earls - Lifeway Research|
- Study: Gen Z Wants to Know More About JesusDespite long-term trends away from religion, Barna Group finds openness in teens.Adam MacInnis|
- Survey: Today’s Evangelicals More Likely to Welcome the StrangerNew research shows a marked shift in attitudes about refugees and immigration reform compared to 2015, and experts have a few ideas why.Emily Belz|
- Top 5 Heresies Among American EvangelicalsIt’s 2022, but Arianism and Pelagianism are steadily making a comeback, according to the State of Theology report.Stefani McDade|
- Decline of Christianity Shows No Signs of StoppingNew study projects that the religious identity in the US will drop below 50 percent by 2070.Daniel Silliman|
