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More pastors say they are addressing these issues from the pulpit. Still, half say they lack training in how to address sexual and domestic violence.

Survey finds half of Protestants prefer to worship with people who share their views—and half believe they already do.

Survey finds most Protestants believe God wants them to prosper financially. But views diverge on whether they must tithe to receive it.

The more often people go, the more likely they are to invite someone to come along.

Survey finds nondenominational ones are most active. But half of churchgoers say their church doesn’t mention either issue.

Survey finds waning support for Jewish state compared to older American believers.

For the rest, here’s how they’ve interacted with the legendary 99-year-old evangelist.

Survey also finds one-third of victims were attending church before their death, but few pastors knew of their struggle.

Most agree with Romans 3:23, but disagree on what to do about it.

Survey finds 1 in 2 only has enough cash for four months of services.

But 1 in 5 think conservative Christians are motivated by hate.

Survey finds efforts to diversify Christian Zionism have a ways to go.

Churches may be emphasizing the wrong selling point of the gospel, suggests LifeWay.

Survey examines attitudes on where morals come from and how to bolster behavior.

Personal relationships and prayer preferred over preaching and protests.

Most pastors want their churches to be a safe haven, but don’t have a plan to get there.

Nearly 3 in 10 evangelical believers now observe the season before Easter.

Who do people trust to discuss national problems beyond Twitter debates?

Just 1 in 10 churches will cancel worship services this December 25.