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- Fewer Churches Put Patriotism on Display for July 4Though two-thirds are OK with flying the flag year-round, pastors have become more divided over Independence Day celebrations since 2016.Aaron Earls - Lifeway Research|
- Half of Americans Rule Out Pentecostal ChurchesSurvey finds nondenominational churches have the least baggage in people's minds.Marissa Postell - Lifeway Research|
- White Evangelicals Twice as Likely to Want to Ban AbortionAhead of a possible decision to rescind Roe v. Wade, Pew Research finds most Americans and most believers hold convictions with exceptions.Kate Shellnutt|
- Sunday School Paused During the Pandemic. Will It Come Back?A new report shows dramatic disruptions to religious education classes as fewer attend or volunteer.Ericka Andersen|
- Americans’ Return to Church Has PlateauedTwo years in, more congregations are open without COVID-19 precautions, but Americans aren’t more likely to show up.Kate Shellnutt|
- Black Americans See the Biggest Shift Away from FaithThere are more unaffiliated African Americans, but they’re also more likely to return.Ryan P. Burge|
- 100 Women Consider Ending Their Pregnancies. How Many Get an Abortion?The answer may depend on crisis pregnancy centers.Daniel Silliman|
- Boycott China’s Winter Olympics? Many American Christians AgreePew survey finds majority of evangelicals and Catholics support US diplomatic boycott. Religious freedom advocates want ordinary believers to abstain also.CT Editors|
- Fewer White Evangelicals Want a Pathway to Citizenship for the UndocumentedMeanwhile, support for immigrants is up among Black Protestants.Jack Jenkins - Religion News Service|
- What’s New in Evangelical Views on Abortion? The Age GapBetween 2016 and 2020, younger white evangelicals started to shift away from pro-life positions while older ones solidified their stances.Ryan P. Burge|
