The threat of airstrikes against Syria has more than a few Americans thinking about the end of the world. A recent poll from Nashville-based Lifeway Research found that almost one in three Americans see Syria’s recent conflict as part of the Bible’s plan for the end times.
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Church Attendance Remains Steady in U.S.
The number of Americans who attend religious services regularly has remained relatively steady with 37% saying they attend weekly or more.
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What Factors Predict Success in African-American Church Plants?
Lifeway Research recently released the findings of a first of its kind study on African American church planting. Along with discovering noticeable trends in attendance growth and evangelism, the study also highlighted certain factors that contributed to the success of the church plant.
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Pastors at Greater Risk for Anxiety, Depression
Due to stresses specific to their calling, pastors have a higher tendency to suffer from depression and anxiety than the average American.
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Americans Value the Bible, But Few Read It
The majority of churchgoers profess to think on biblical truths, few actually engage in personal reading and study of the Scriptures.
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Churches Continue Move Toward Contemporary Worship Style
By Ron Sellers Worship styles are becoming more contemporary and diverse for the typical Protestant church in the United States. A nationwide study conducted exclusively for Facts & Trends showed churches moving toward more contemporary worship styles outpaced those moving to more traditional styles by an 11-to-1 margin. The study was conducted by Ellison Research […]
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