About a quarter of U.S. religiously affiliated adults share their faith at least once a week, according to Pew’s study of American religious beliefs and activities.
The practice of sharing one’s faith is up slightly since 2007.
While older Americans are more engaged in other religious practices (attending church, prayer, Scripture reading), Pew found younger adults are slightly more likely than those 65 and older to share their faith.
Other recent stories from Facts & Trends on Pew Research:
- Millennials Increasingly View the Church Negatively
- American Faithful Grow More Devout as Others Drift Away
- Religious Nones Still Thank God, Ask for His Help
- Evangelicals More Active in Their Faith
- Americans Say Churches More Helpful Than Congress, Less Than Google
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