Baptism tallies, though, are beginning to recover from 2020’s pandemic plunge.

Ahead of a possible decision to rescind Roe v. Wade, Pew Research finds most Americans and most believers hold convictions with exceptions.

A new report shows dramatic disruptions to religious education classes as fewer attend or volunteer.

Two years in, more congregations are open without COVID-19 precautions, but Americans aren’t more likely to show up.

There are more unaffiliated African Americans, but they’re also more likely to return.

Between 2016 and 2020, younger white evangelicals started to shift away from pro-life positions while older ones solidified their stances.

Even with recent divides in congregations, survey finds high levels of satisfaction among churchgoers.

Gallup survey found involvement in religious service dropped again in 2021.

When given the option, most younger believers go for a broader term.

On the problem of evil, Pew’s pandemic philosophy survey finds few blame God or doubt God’s omnipotence, goodness, or existence.