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The Gap Between Saying and Going: A Church Attendance Reality Check
How many Americans attend church regularly (two or three times a month or more)? Extensive research suggests that the number who say they do so is between 35 and 45% of the adult population....
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Shifts in American Religious Behavior
The Barna Group recently published a list of changes in American religious behavior over the last twenty years based on data collected via their annual OmniPollSM survey conducted each January. Bible...
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Less Educated = Less Churched
W. Bradford Wilcox Religion News Service contributor Nicole Neroulias, recently wrote an article that begins with these words: A recent study reports that white Americans without college degrees are...
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Churchgoing = Better Moods
Recent research by Gallup finds, “Americans who attend a church, synagogue, or mosque frequently report experiencing more positive emotions and fewer negative ones in general than do those who attend...
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Unchurched Americans
Warren Bird, Research Director for Leadership Network and co-author of 24 books on various aspects of church health and innovation, recently explored just how many Americans are actually unchurched....
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The comedian Stephen Tyrone Colbert recently offered this four minute segment entitled “Extreme Measures for Boosting Church Attendance.” As you watch, I encourage to admit when the humor is funny...
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Who REALLY Attends Church?
Over the last 10 days I have seen at least a few dozen different articles or blog posts talking about the gap between who says they attend church and who actually attends. The sudden focus on the...
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