Survey: Americans Look Forward to Good Sleep, Churchgoing
The Barna Group surveyed what Americans look forward to the most and what they dread most. The top answer the study found was most adults simply want a good night of sleep.
Section : Polls/Statistics
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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 -
CMI Selects 2005 Top Ten Religious News in China
The top ten religious news in China for 2005 were selected by China Ministries International (CMI), most of them are concerned about persecutions against Chinese Christians. -
Barna Report: LA Evangelical Population Highest in Nation
Market report found was that the ten cities where at least 60 percent of the population was born again were all in the South. -
BISG Reports the Increasing Growth of Religious Books
“Religious books have emerged as the most impressive growth in the book publishing industry over the past 4 years. According to TRENDS 2005, religious books recorded the biggest gain in 2004; with an -
Rice's Final Address in China Urges to Expand Religious Freedom
"I do hope that there is an understanding that religious communities are not a threat to transitional societies. In fact they are very often...a source for good, for stability and for compassion in s -
Religious Leaders Debate Over the Explanation for the Tsunami
Leaders from different religions and faith wondered if there is the act of God to loss of life. -
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Most Parents Say Children Ill-Prepared for Life
From everything from physical, intellectual and spiritual development, the 1000 adults polled generally agreed that the nation’s youngsters do not receive “above average preparation.” -
Survey:Pro-Family Christians Disagree with ACLU-Supported Policies
''The American public, by lopsided margins, favors school prayer and a ban on partial-birth abortion'' -
Study: Majority of Protestant Ministers Agree Jesus is the Only Way to Salvation
Nearly nine out of ten senior pastors of Protestant churches said they agree strongly that Jesus is the only path to salvation, reported a study -
Barna Survey: Evangelism Most Effective to Youth
''Families, churches and parachurch ministries must recognize that primary window of opportunity for effectively reaching people with the good news of Jesus’ death and resurrection is during the pre -
Survey: Catholics Give Bush Lead
A Barna survey shows a shift of Catholic support for Bush while an increase in Protestant support for Kerry. -
Survey: Parents Concerned with Children's Exposure to Inappropriate Enterntainment
Nearly 9 in 10 American parents are worried that their children are heavily exposed to inappropriate content in entertainment media -
Christians or Non-Christians, Divorce Rate Remains Unchanged
35 percent of married born-again Christians have been divorced at least once – the same percentage as among married adults who are unbelievers -
Survey: Most Religious Groups Support Traditional Marriage
A survey with 4000 respondents reveal that the majority of Americans and religious groups support legal status only for heterosexual marriage. -
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Protestant Ministers Unfamiliar with Other Faith Groups
An Ellison Research Survey found a majority of Protestant pastors knew little or very little about Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam -
Politics in the Pews
A new poll by the Pew Research Center found most Americans favor the free expression of church leaders’ views on politics -
Survey: Teenage Mission Service Related to Mother's Education
''In terms of the effect of religion on service, education can boost the effect up to a point, and then among your most highly educated you tend to have less investment in religion'' -
African Americans 'Most Christian' in Lifestyle and Beliefs
A new Barna study separated Americans to four major ethnic categories to find which groups are ''in-tune with Christian perspectives'' -
Barna Poll: 33 Percent of Adults Agree with Declaring America a "Christian Nation"
"This certainly indicates that given effective leadership, American Christianity could play a larger role in shaping the norms of our culture in the future" -
