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  Unchurched will talk about faith, study shows

  Americans who don’t go to church are happy to talk about religion and often think about the meaning of life, a new study from LifeWay Research showed.

  06/28/2016 - By Ken Camp

• Research shows U.S. parents less happy than childless people

  American parents generally are not as happy as people who aren’t parents, new research reveals.

  06/28/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Rise up, rapper Trip Lee challenges students

  Christian rap artist Trip Lee realizes the importance of reaching teenagers for Christ because of the transformation that took place in his life during his teen years. 

  06/15/2016 - By Leann Callaway

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  Why some evangelicals changed their minds about evolution

  A new book promotes the idea that one can be serious about Christian faith and still accept a scientific Darwinian account of human origins.

  06/15/2016 - By Ken Camp

• Young social media users less committed to single religion, research shows

  Young people who use social media are more likely to develop a “pick-and-choose” approach to customize their faith—regardless what their religious tradition teaches—than those who do not use social media, a Baylor University study revealed.

  05/31/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Few churches prioritize prison ministries

  Most Protestant pastors go to jail, at least for a visit, and want to help prisoners and their families. But their churches often lack the training or finances to operate an effective prison ministry.

  05/31/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Most pastors want misconduct accusations kept confidential

  Half of Protestant pastors say their colleagues should step down from the pulpit for a time if they are accused of misconduct, and most say such accusations should be kept in confidence until proven, according to a new LifeWay Research survey.

  05/10/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  End of the world? It’s complicated, pastors say

  Most Protestant pastors believe Jesus will return in the future. But few agree about the details of the apocalypse.

  04/26/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Fairness builds base for witness in business

  A “theology of negotiation” treats people fairly, upholds Christian principles—and still is good business, veteran hotel developer/owner Jack vanHartesvelt insists.

  04/15/2016 - By Marv Knox

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  The Bible among 10 “most challenged” books of 2015

  For the first time in nearly a decade, the Bible made the list of the American Library Association’s 10 most frequently challenged books last year.

  04/12/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Highly religious people happier than others

  Three in 10 Americans claim they are pretty satisfied with life, happy, healthy and moral. They’re the “highly religious” 30 percent of U.S. adults who say they pray daily and attend church at least once a week.

  04/12/2016 - By Cathy Lynn Grossman / Religion News Service

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  International study reveals gender gap in religion

  Among Christians, women are more religious than men by several standard measures of what it means to be a religious person, a new Pew Research Center international reveals.

  03/23/2016 - By Ken Camp