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Barna Study | Christian Parents Say Children’s Programming Is Critical When Choosing a Congregation

According to a Barna study, six in 10 churchgoing Christian parents say children’s programming is critical when choosing a congregation. The research is part of another open-ended study, “Guiding Children to Discover the Bible, Navigate Technology & Follow Jesus.” “[Children] carry big weight when it comes to family decisions about

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For anxious young adults, religion can be a wellness tool, says new study

Lieryn Barnett sometimes is so depressed, all she wants to do is sleep, she said. Other times, she’s so full of energy, she’ll be up

Americans don’t cite ‘God, family, country’ quite like the cliche goes

“God, family and country” might make for a good country music tune, but that’s not really how most Americans see the strongest influences on their

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Barna Study | Christian Parents Say Children’s Programming Is Critical When Choosing a Congregation

According to a Barna study, six in 10 churchgoing Christian parents say children’s programming is critical when choosing a congregation. The research is part of

For anxious young adults, religion can be a wellness tool, says new study

Lieryn Barnett sometimes is so depressed, all she wants to do is sleep, she said. Other times, she’s so full of energy, she’ll be up

Americans don’t cite ‘God, family, country’ quite like the cliche goes

“God, family and country” might make for a good country music tune, but that’s not really how most Americans see the strongest influences on their

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Barna

Barna Study | Christian Parents Say Children’s Programming Is Critical When Choosing a Congregation

For anxious young adults, religion can be a wellness tool, says new study

Americans don’t cite ‘God, family, country’ quite like the cliche goes

Barna Study | Christian Parents Say Children’s Programming Is Critical When Choosing a Congregation

For anxious young adults, religion can be a wellness tool, says new study

Americans don’t cite ‘God, family, country’ quite like the cliche goes

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