Protestant Pastors Oppose Homosexual Marriage
More than three-quarters of American Protestant pastors have a strong opposition to homosexual "marriage," and a majority have strong opposition to civil unions.
Lifeway Research Unveils Innovative Church Planter Assessment Tool
Ed Stetzer, President of Lifeway Research, unveiled a new online Church Planter Candidate Assessment (CPCA) during the Exponential Conference, a church-planting seminar in Orlando. Fla. Almost 100 church planting leaders attended a separate breakout session on assessment.
Americans Still Appreciate KJV
Four hundred years after it debuted as the first widely distributed Bible for the English-speaking world, the King James Version of the Bible still holds a place of distinction among Americans, according to a recent study by Lifeway Research.
Increase In Pastors’ Skepticism About Global Warming
Protestant pastors are more skeptical about global warming today than they were two years ago. That is the finding of a Lifeway Research survey of 1,000 randomly selected Protestant pastors conducted in October 2010.
Churches Turn to Electronic Giving, Survey Finds
As consumers in the United States shift increasingly to online banking and bill payment, their electronic financial habits are spilling over into the church.
Pastors Question Millennials’ Commitment to Christian Faith
An October 2010 study conducted by Lifeway Research reveals that Protestant pastors have some concerns when it comes to the emerging generation of young adults and their commitment to the Christian faith.