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Has the Economy Influenced Americans' Priorities?How has the weakened economy affected what Americans prioritize in their lives? Barna Group’s latest research updates a multi-year tracking study that shows that family and faith have declined in importance, while other elements such as health, leisure, money, and professional success are increasing as American priorities. >more>
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June 28, 2010
With the increase in megachurches, the prominence of “parachurch” leaders and organizations, and the presence of hundreds of thousands of Americans who serve as clergy and church staff, one often overlooked group is the... Research: How Teenagers' Faith Practices Are Changing, learn more >
Research: How Different Generations View Charismatic and Pentecostal Christianity, learn more >
July 26, 2010
Over the last few years the strained economy has dominated news and altered many aspects of business, investing, and fundraising. Has the weakened economy affected what Americans prioritize in life?
Research: How Teenagers' Faith Practices Are Changing, learn more >
Research: How Different Generations View Charismatic and Pentecostal Christianity, learn more >
February 15, 2010
One of the great American pastimes is playing “armchair quarterback” in the days following the Super Bowl – assessing the big plays and analyzing the prominent advertisements. A new nationwide Barna Group study... Research: How Teenagers' Faith Practices Are Changing, learn more >
Research: How Different Generations View Charismatic and Pentecostal Christianity, learn more >
May 24, 2010
How does having a child change a parent's level of church involvement? This question was explored in a new research study, conducted by the Barna Group in partnership with Orange, a division of the... Research: How Teenagers' Faith Practices Are Changing, learn more >
Research: How Different Generations View Charismatic and Pentecostal Christianity, learn more >
July 12, 2010
The faith of teenagers is a picture of contrasts. Teenagers are consistently among the most religiously active Americans, with nearly six out of every 10 teens engaged in some type of group spiritual activity... Research: How Teenagers' Faith Practices Are Changing, learn more >
Research: How Different Generations View Charismatic and Pentecostal Christianity, learn more >
Barack Obama was swept into office on a wave of hopes and dreams founded on his promises of a better life and a more competent government. With this first year in office now behind him, many... Research: How Teenagers' Faith Practices Are Changing, learn more >
Research: How Different Generations View Charismatic and Pentecostal Christianity, learn more >
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February 8, 2010
Although some recent economic news offers positive signs, the donor landscape continues to show little indications... Research: How Teenagers' Faith Practices Are Changing, learn more >
Research: How Different Generations View Charismatic and Pentecostal Christianity, learn more >
Numerous shifts are occurring among church-goers in the U.S. as they choose from many new forms and formats of the local church. One of the least understood forms is the house church, and one of the... Research: How Teenagers' Faith Practices Are Changing, learn more >
Research: How Different Generations View Charismatic and Pentecostal Christianity, learn more >
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