Analysis: The bigger factor behind the SBC’s decline isn’t the struggle to gain new converts; it’s keeping their own.

Pew finds a majority in six Western European countries are content to pay their “church tax” to support the common good.

(UPDATED) American evangelicals are more likely than American Jews (67% vs. 47%) to say Trump is “striking the right balance” on Israel.

Survey finds more than half of monthly worshipers haven’t shared Jesus in the past six months.

Pew survey of 30,000 people finds a median of 39% favor, 13% oppose a “more important role for religion.”

Protestant clergy feel the pressure around addressing LGBT identity and same-sex marriage, but that doesn’t mean they’ll change their message.

But more than a third incorrectly believe Christians suffer less than half of world’s religious freedom violations.

The 2018 General Social Survey reports American evangelicals holding steady amid growth of the unaffiliated—and a surprising uptick for mainline Protestants.

The US congregations most likely to grow are the 10 percent that already have more than 250 worshipers.

Survey finds young believers want others to know about Jesus. They just don’t want to speak up about it.