Most Parents Want Abstinence Message in Schools
Parents prefer abstinence education over comprehensive sex education by a 2 to 1 margin, a new poll found. The study found that once parents understand what abstinence education actually teaches.
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America Unites on National Day of Prayer
The nation and its millions of residents are uniting in prayer today for the 56th Annual National Day of Prayer. -
Study: Highly Religious Parents Have Better Behaved Kids
Kids whose parents regularly attended religious services and talked with their kids about religion are better behaved and adjusted than other children, revealed John Bartkowski. -
Jewish Rabbi: Vibrant Christianity in America is the West's Only Hope
A nationally renowned Jewish rabbi said he believes that America has provided Jews with the most prosperous period in their entire history. -
How Satisfied are Americans with the Nation Today?
WASHINGTON – Most Americans are dissatisfied with the way things are going in the Untied States today, a new Gallup Poll found. -
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MLK Dream Fading?
The majority of college students are aware of the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., and his vision for -
Poll: Americans Show Unfavorable Views on Islam
A new poll by a pro-family group found that an overwhelming number of American respondents have unfavorable views on Islam. -
Americans Pick 50 Most Admired Men, Women
Americans ranked the 50 most admired people in the world in a recent Gallup poll. And topping the list is President George W. Bush. -
Some Americans Expect Jesus' Second Coming in 2007
One in four Americans anticipates the second coming of Christ in 2007. This is one several predictions made by Americans in a recent poll for the new year. -
Poll: Americans More Likely to Believe in God than Europeans
Americans are more likely than Europeans to believe in any form of God or Supreme Being, a recent poll indicated. -
Bush Comforts Injured Troops Ahead of Christmas
Continuing an annual pre-Christmas tradition, President George Bush offered comfort to injured troops from the Iraq war in a visit to Walter Reed Army Medical Center. -
Christmas Poll: Family Beats Out Celebrating Christ as Most Enjoyable
Retailers are gearing up for the heavy holiday rush of shoppers this final Saturday before Christmas. -
Barna's Most Significant Faith Findings in 2006
Researcher George Barna narrowed his yearly religious surveys to the top 12 most significant or surprising findings and highlighted religious faith to be a hot issue in people's lives still today. -
Survey: Last-Minute, Religious Holiday Shoppers
With less than a week before Christmas, many consumers have yet to even start their Holiday shopping, a recent survey found. -
Undisciplined Sexuality Fuels Pornography Industry
Several studies have indicated that pornography is related to greater involvement in deviant sexual practice. Among child molesters incited, 87 percent of those who molested girls admitted to habitual -
Poll: Sharing Christ this Christmas
Churches are adding extra worship services for the Christmas holiday to draw Christians and unchurched friends to hear the message of Jesus Christ. -
Media, Christians Join World AIDS Day Campaigns
The media, secular and religious worlds are joining forces for the 25th anniversary of HIV and the annual World AIDS Day on Friday. -
Survey: Faith a Minor Impact on Children
A new Barna survey measured what works for kids and what doesn't and found family experiences outweigh the influence of the Church. -
Most Americans Say Religion's Influence on Nation is Falling
The majority of Americans say religion's influence on the country is declining and most view this trend as a bad thing. The latest Pew Research survey measured the controversial relationship between -
Poll: Half of Americans Say Faith Transformed Their Lives
Over half of all American adults say that their life has been 'greatly transformed' by their religious faith, according to a new Barna study, but a significant number of born again Christians indica -
Pro-Family Leader Questions Christians' Credibility in Condemning Gays
Christians condemning homosexuality and not heterosexual immorality reveals hypocrisy, notes the head of a pro-family ministry. -
Study: Most 'Evangelicals' Do Not Meet Criteria
A relatively substantial number of people label themselves as evangelicals. But new research by The Barna Group found a much smaller number of people actually fit the criteria. -
Young Adults Largely Pull Away from Spiritual Activity
While teens actively participate in church activities, a new study revealed that most 'twentysomethings' disengage from active spiritual lives.
