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- Do Christians Belong in Southeast Asia? Pew Polled Buddhists and Muslims[UPDATED] New religion survey of 13,000 adults across six nations examines conversion, karma, and compatibility with national identity.Angela Lu Fulton|简体中文Indonesian繁體中文
- 4 in 10 Evangelicals Say They’ve Been Visited by the DeadDespite Scripture’s warning against communication from beyond the grave, most consider hearing from loved ones to be a comfort in their grief.Kate Shellnutt|Português
- Praise Him with Harp and Tuba?When SBC worship leaders look to their congregations for musical talent, this is what they find.Daniel Silliman|
- Honor Thy Church Mothers—with WagesDespite their crucial role in congregational life, 83 percent of women’s ministry leaders remain unpaid.Jen Wilkin|Français
- The People of Dog: Christians Own More Canines Than Cats“I think there's a theological argument there that we're doing what God designed us to do by taking care of animals.”Samantha Saad|
- Have China’s Christians Peaked? Pew Researches the Data DebateNew report examines the challenges of measuring religion among Chinese Protestants, Catholics, Buddhists, Muslims, and other beliefs.Isabel Ong|简体中文繁體中文
- Where Boomer Faith in God Is Low, Gen Z Belief Is UpWhat nearly 20,000 people in 26 countries believe about God, Satan, and the supernatural.Samantha Saad|español
- Most US Pastors Use Armed Congregants as Church SecurityWith shootings on the rise, more churches are dropping no-firearms policies and turning to gun-carriers in their flock, survey finds.Aaron Earls - Lifeway Research|
- Fewer Christians Know Families Who Foster or AdoptWhile churches offer more support and encouragement, attendees say they’re less likely to see personal involvement.Aaron Earls - Lifeway Research|
- More Evangelicals Oppose School Vaccine RequirementsWhile most still inoculate against MMR, they’re less likely to agree that kids must get the shots to enroll.Adelle M. Banks - Religion News Service|
