Pastors Remain Opposed, Americans Grow More Open to Political Endorsements in Church
Lifeway Research found little practice or support among pastors and Americans for political endorsements from clergy and churches.
U.S. Evangelicals Want to Engage Culture More Than They Actually Do
Although evangelicals say they want to engage culture, they often bypass the opportunities in front of them to do so.
Evangelicals Twice as Likely to Back Trump Over Harris
Evangelicals are twice as likely to plan to cast their ballot for Trump than Harris (61% v. 31%), according to a Lifeway Research study.
Churches Less Likely Than Before to Provide Help for Those With Opioid Addiction
Compared to five years ago, pastors are less likely to say their churches provide help for those dealing with opioid addiction.
Half of Pastors Support Trump, but Many Are Hesitant to Share Preference
Almost all pastors say they plan to vote in the 2024 presidential election, but a quarter refused to say who they’ll cast their ballot for.
Small Groups Remain Key Aspect of Churches’ Discipleship Ministry
Almost half of adult Bible study groups ministry leaders say Bible study is the highest objective for their groups.
