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State of the Bible: Printed Bibles more popular than apps

Printed Bibles remain the most popular choice among Bible readers, the American Bible Society said in its latest installment of the 2022 State of the Bible report.

10/17/2022 - By Diana Chandler / Baptist Press

A $100 million ad campaign wants to fix Jesus’ image

The “He Gets Us” campaign is a $100 million effort to redeem Jesus’ brand from the damage done by his followers, especially those who say one thing and then do another.

10/14/2022 - By Bob Smietana / Religion News Service

Protestant pastors say economy is hurting their churches

A new survey of 1,000 Protestant pastors finds that half are concerned the economy is hurting their churches.

10/12/2022 - By Yonat Shimron / Religion News Service

Culture wars changing how students choose colleges?

For some Christian families, politics are revamping the college decision process, swaying them away from colleges marked “too liberal” or “too conservative.”

10/10/2022 - By Kathryn Post / Religion News Service

Analysis: Some Christian Democrats abandoning the Social Gospel

(RNS)—About a decade ago, the conservative commentator and radio show host Glenn Beck told listeners to “look for the words ‘social justice’ or ‘economic justice’ on your church website. If…

10/06/2022 - By Ryan Burge / Religion News Service

Religion big predictor in support for Confederate memorials

When it comes to memorializing the nation’s Civil War legacy, Americans are nearly evenly divided over whether to preserve Confederate symbols, memorials and statues, according to a new Public Religion Research Institute survey.

09/30/2022 - By Yonat Shimron / Religion News Service

US evangelicals want balanced approach to immigration

Substantial majorities of evangelicals in the United States say they want an immigration solution that both secures the border and values those already in the country, a new Lifeway Research report shows.

09/27/2022 - By Aaron Earls / LifeWay

Fuller Theological Seminary names first Black president

Fuller Theological Seminary, the nation’s largest interdenominational seminary, has chosen a Baptist as its new president—David Emmanuel Goatley, the first Black person to hold the office.

09/14/2022 - By Yonat Shimron / Religion News Service

Fewer than half of Americans may be Christian by 2070

If current trends continue, Christians could make up less than half of the population—and perhaps as little as a third—in 50 years.

09/14/2022 - By Bob Smietana / Religion News Service

Gen Z leads in desire to share their faith

Gen Z—adults 25 and younger—lead all ages in their openness to spiritual conversations, the Bible society said Sept. 8 in releasing its latest chapter of the 2022 State of the Bible.

09/09/2022 - By Diana Chandler / Baptist Press

New church construction reflects changing needs

Churches are getting a new look with architects and ministry leaders focused on the needs of today.

09/09/2022 - By Scott Barkley / Baptist Press

Pandemic pastoring report documents new era in ministry

Eileen Campbell-Reed of Union Theological Seminary surveyed more than 100 Christian pastors, chaplains, campus ministers and lay leaders from more than 20 denominations between June 2020 and April 2022.

09/02/2022 - By Emily McFarlan Miller & Adelle M. Banks