Polling data

The following statistics dramatically serve to demonstrate the reality of our cultural slide and the degree and significance of the Church’s diminishing influence:

· 85% of Americans represent themselves as "Christians" (90% in 1996).

· 72% have formal membership in churches, synagogues, or temples

· 40% attend regularly (almost weekly), 31% in 1996.

· Regular Sunday school attendance dropped from 23% in 1991 to 19% in
1998(17% in 1996).

· 67% reject belief that absolute truth exists.

· 68% believe that all religions are equally valid and that their faithful adherents
will make it to heaven or its equivalent.

· 60% believe that people in all religions pray to the same God.

· 30% believe in reincarnation, up from 25% in 1992.

· 36% read horoscopes regularly and 26% believe that they are scientifically
accurate.

· 20% identify themselves as New Age practitioners.

· 34% believe in a New Age form of God.

· Adult atheist male=5%, female 2%, teenagers 7%.

· 70 % of Americans have a high view of the Bible.

· 11% claim to be conscious atheists or agnostics (cf.8% in 1992).

· 31% are unchurched ((~60 million), cf. 27% in 1997; 20% in the South, 1:5
ratio.

· 39% of Baby Busters are unchurched (cf. 31% in 1997).

· 40% of those 18-29 are unchurched.

Born Again Christians

· 40% of Americans make this claim.

· Yet 37% of them reject the infallibility of the Bible.

· 41% believe in pluralism (Cf. 68% of population).

· 53% reject the belief in holding absolute truth (cf. 67% nationally).

· 58% said they definitely would not attend a weekly Bible study.

· 28% believe that Jesus sinned.

· 35% deny Jesus raised from the dead (cf. 39% general population).

· 7% are solid evangelicals (1998), down from 8% (1996), and 12% in 1992.

· 27% have been divorced.

· 23% buy a lottery ticket in a typical week.

· 6% define success in relation to spirituality.

· Only 66% say they are "absolutely committed" to the Christian faith.

· 32% said that they have never experienced God’s presence.

· 50% believe Satan is only a symbol of evil rather than a real being (ef. 62%
national).

· 55% believe the Holy Spirit is only a symbol of God’s presence and not a
living being (ct 61% nationally).

· 68% of "born-again" Christians believe evangelism is a high priority for the
church, yet only 1% report that they are personally involved in evangelism.

The findings indicate that among college students 80 percent consider religion important in their lives, and 55 percent attended worship services once or more during the month preceding the survey; 72 percent had attended worship services in the past six months. About half said that they read the Bible at least occasionally. Only 2.3 percent called themselves atheists.

How do you personally feel about Christian fundamentalist religions -- very favorable, mostly favorable, mostly unfavorable, or very unfavorable?

	Very favorable	Mostly favorable	Mostly unfavorable	Very unfavorable	No opinion

2000 Mar 17-19	10%	38	24	12	16
1993 Mar 12-14*	8%	28	28	17	19

(*) Question wording: Religious fundamentalists

Now I am going to read you a list of institutions in American society. Please tell me how much confidence you, yourself, have in each one -- a great deal, quite a lot, some, or very little? First, ... Next, [RANDOM ORDER]

CONFIDENCE IN INSTITUTIONS -- FULL TREND

(COMBINES "GREAT DEAL" AND "QUITE A LOT")

	Mili- tary	Church/ religion	Police	Suprm. Court	Presi- dency	Public schools	Big Busi- ness	Organ-ized labor	Congress	Crim. justice system

	%	%	%	%	%	%	%	%	%	%
2000 Jun	64	56	54	47	42	37	29	25	24	24
1990	68	56	--	47	--	45	25	27	24	--
1973	--	66	--	44	--	58	26	30	42	--

America Still a Very Religious Nation
Although there has always been an interesting and heated debate over the place of religion in government and the lives of public officials, one fact is undisputed -- Americans are generally quite religious. In a poll conducted August 24-27, 2000, 68% of the public said that they were a member of a church or synagogue. The number of people who are members of churches or synagogues has not varied much in the 65 years that Gallup has been asking this question -- ranging from a high of 76% in 1947 to a low of 64% in 1996. Additionally,

46% say they attend church every week or almost every week

44% of Americans describe themselves as "born again" or evangelical.

63% of Americans think that religion can answer all or most of today’s problems.

84% of Americans describe their beliefs as either religious or spiritual.

86% of Americans believe in God.

57% say that religion is very important in their personal lives, and another 31% say it is somewhat important

Some comments regarding the Gallup poll:

The above figures indicate that we have a population of individuals who believe that they will be ok if they maintain a little 'religiosity', whether or not the god they supposedly worship is the Jehovah of the Bible! Is this the evidence of our effectiveness in reaching our neighbors? AREN'T WE AT BLAME FOR NOT REACHING THEM? Christian Leaders- Is it not true that one of the Ten Commandments is "Remember the Sabbath and keep it Holy"? Yes, judgment is needed. Did not Christ say: John 14: 15 " If you love me , you will obey what I command.

If we look at just those who are the 46%, how many will be condemned? How many more in the 86% range?

The reason 57% say it is important and 31% say it is somewhat important and folks aren't in church is because we have given them no reason to believe what we say happens to be true. We compromise on a small Biblical point and then all other scripture becomes fair game for similar compromises. Is this what God wants from His people?

Which of the following statements comes closest to your belief about God: you believe in God, you don't believe in God, but you do believe in a universal spirit or higher power, or you don't believe in either?

	1999 Dec 9-12
Believe in God	86%
Believe in universal spirit/ higher power	8
Don't believe in either	5
Other (vol.)	1
No opinion	*
	100%

Which god? One we dreamed up, or the wrathful, jealous but loving God to be feared, of the Scriptures.

Which of the following statements comes closest to the way you decide how to conduct your life: you pay more attention to God and religious teachings or you pay more attention to your own views and views of others? [ROTATED]

Pay more attention to God and religious teachings	48%
Pay more attention to your own views and the views of others	45
Other (vol.)	5
No opinion	2
	100%

Whoa! Baby! Wake up Christian LEADERS!

These are troubling figures. If 48% really pay more attention to God and religious teachings, what are you teaching them, the wrong stuff? They don't care (the leaders are supposed to help instill the fear of God into the rest of us) when we violate the Ten Commandments as mentioned above (and is evident in the high divorce rates, etc).

If 48% say they care what they are taught--then that means they aren't hearing the right stuff!!! Even the 45% includes many who are lost. Why did they choose to discount the Bible's teaching? Is it because no one has pointed out to them that they are perishing??? Isn't that what God mandated for us to do?

Do you think there is any religion other than your own that offers a true path to God? [BASED ON -- 945 -- AMERICANS WITH A RELIGIOUS PREFERENCE; ± 4 PCT PTS]

Yes	75%
No	20
No opinion	5
	100%

This should be no surprise.

We declare progress in building campaigns. We pat each other on the back. We rise above any criticism. Look where it has taken us. See what the Lord says!

Acts 4:12 Salvation is found in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given to men by which we must be saved."

John 14:6 Jesus answered, "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.

Gee, maybe we got it wrong.

[FOLLOWING 2 QUESTIONS ASKED OF THOSE WHO ANSWERED YES TO ABOVE]

Are the religions you have in mind only Christian, only non-Christian, or both Christian and non-Christian? [ROTATED] [BASED ON -- 711 -- AMERICANS WHO BELIEVE OTHER RELIGIONS OFFER PATH TO GOD; ± 4 PCT PTS]

Only Christian	34%
Only non-Christian, or	1
Both Christian and non-Christian	63
No opinion	2
	100%

Do you think your religion is the best path to God, or are others equally good? [BASED ON -- 711 -- AMERICANS WHO BELIEVE OTHER RELIGIONS OFFER PATH TO GOD; ± 4 PCT PTS]

Own religion is best path	16%
Others are equally good	82
No opinion	2
	100%

Next, as I read a list of statements about religion, please say whether you agree or disagree with each one. [Random Order]

	Agree	Disagree	No opinion
Religions have unnecessary rules and responsibilities	52%	46	2
There are a lot of things taught in my religion that I don't really believe	39%	59	2
If you are a good person you will go to heaven, whether or not you believe in God	44%	50	6
There will be a day when God judges whether you go to heaven or hell	79%	19	2

Well, this is pretty self-evident. We must declare the inerrancy of God's Word, we must show evidence this is true through incredible scriptural prophecy being specifically fulfilled, and we must declare God's way to heaven as the only way.

79% of people believe in judgment, implying they believe they will be judged favorably. On Judgment Day, how many will be disappointed and say they didn't get the right teaching? They still will be responsible since they had access to Bibles. How much punishment (or lack of rewards) should we incur due to our failures at communicating these truths to them?

Which of the following statements comes closest to describing your views about the Bible -- READ 1-3: 1) The Bible is the actual word of God and is to be taken literally, word for word, 2) the Bible is the inspired word of God but not everything in it should be taken literally, 3) The Bible is an ancient book of fables, legends, history, and moral precepts recorded by man]?

	Actual	Inspired	Fables	No opinion
2000 Feb 19-21	27	49	20	4
1980 Aug	40	45	10	6

Which of the following statements comes closest to your views on the origin and development of human beings -- [ROTATE 1-3/3-1: 1) Human beings have developed over millions of years from less advanced forms of life, but God guided this process, 2) Human beings have developed over millions of years from less advanced forms of life, but God had no part in this process, 3) God created human beings pretty much in their present form at one time within the last 10,000 years or so]?

	Humans developed, with God guiding	Humans developed, but God had no part in process	God created humans in present form	OTHER (vol.)/ No opinion
	%	%	%	%
2001 Feb 19-21	37	12	45	6
(vol.) Volunteered response

How informed would you say you are about the theory of evolution? Do you feel that you are very informed about the theory of evolution, somewhat informed, not too informed, or not informed at all?

	Very informed	Somewhat informed	Not too informed	Not informed at all	No opinion
2001 Feb 19-21	34%	47	11	6	2

How informed would you say you are about the theory of creationism? Do you feel that you are very informed about the theory of creationism, somewhat informed, not too informed, or not informed at all?

	Very informed	Somewhat informed	Not too informed	Not informed at all	No opinion
2001 Feb 19-21	40%	40	10	7	3

Would you say that you believe more in -- [ROTATED: the theory of evolution (or) the theory of creationism] to explain the theory of the origin of human beings, or are you unsure?

Do you lean more towards -- [ROTATED: the theory of evolution (or) the theory of creationism]?

Q.21/Q.22 COMBINED RESPONSES

	Theory of evolution	Lean toward evolution	Lean toward creationism	Theory of creationism	No opinion
2001 Feb 19-21	28%	5	9	48	10

Just your opinion, do you think that Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution is -- [ROTATED: a scientific theory that has been well supported by evidence, (or) just one of many theories and one that has not been well supported by evidence], or don’t you know enough about it to say?

	Supported by evidence	Not supported by evidence	Don’t know enough to say	No opinion
2001 Feb 19-21	35%	39	25	1

NEXT TWO QUESTION ROTATE

Next I'm going to read a variety of proposals concerning religion and public schools. For each one, please tell me whether you would generally favor or oppose it. First, ... Next, ... [RANDOM ORDER]

[BASED ON – 529 – NATIONAL ADULTS IN FORM A; ±4 PCT. PTS.]

Making public school facilities available after school hours for use by student religious groups

	Favor	Oppose	No opinion
2001 Feb 9-11	72	26	2

B. Allowing daily prayer to be spoken in the classroom

	Favor	Oppose	No opinion
2001 Feb 9-11	66	34	*

C. Allowing students to say prayers at graduation ceremonies as part of the official program

	Favor	Oppose	No opinion
2001 Feb 9-11	80	20	*

Thinking about the presence that religion currently has in public schools in this country, do you think religion has – [ROTATED: too much of a presence in public schools, about the right amount, (or) too little of a presence in public schools]?

[BASED ON – 487 -- NATIONAL ADULTS IN FORM B; ±4 PCT. PTS.]

	Too much of a presence	About the right amount	Too little of a presence	No opinion
2001 Feb 9-11	7	28	63	2

Most think we need more of a presence. Why have we allowed this to occur? The first public school textbooks were full of Christian concepts that were taught as well as biblical stories. Prayer in school would only be a beginning.

Would you like to see organized religion have more influence in this nation, less influence, or keep its influence as it is now?

More influence

Less influence

Keep influence as it is now

Other (vol.)

No
opinion

2001 Jan 10-14

We have a poor influence on our nation since the Word is not taught by the leaders! The leaders aren't leading us to the living water of the scriptures! Many people would give up anything to have a Bible. We have it and dismiss it. Our judgment will be greater! We have no excuse!

How often do you read the Bible -- daily or more often, weekly, monthly, less than monthly, or rarely or never?

	Daily or more often	Weekly	Monthly	Less than monthly	Rarely or never	No opinion
2000 Oct 6-9	16	21	12	10	41	*
^ Christianity Today/Gallup

What are the main reasons you rarely or never read the Bible? [Open-ended]

[BASED ON -- 431 -- WHO READ THE BIBLE RARELY OR NEVER; ± 5 PCT. PTS.]

	2000 Oct 6-9
Just not interested	20
No time	17
Not a religious person	11
Don’t believe in the Bible	7
Has not become a habit	6
Already read it	4
Don’t own a Bible	3
Atheist/Do not believe in God	3
Does not help me	3
Go to church	2
Hard to understand	2
Family read the Bible	1
Practice a non-Christian religion	1
Agnostic	1
Roman Catholic	1
Have vision problems	1
Don’t read anything	1
Boring	*
Other/No reason	6
No opinion	10

Do you believe that the Bible answers all or most of the basic questions of life, or not?

	Yes, believe it does	No, believe it does not	No opinion
2000 Oct 6-9	65	30	5

Do you happen to be in a Bible study group at the present time, or not?

	Yes, in Bible study group	No, not in Bible study group	No opinion
2000 Oct 6-9	14	86	*

How interested, if at all, are you in deepening your understanding of the Bible -- very interested, somewhat interested, or not interested at all?

	Very interested	Somewhat interested	Not at all interested	No opinion
2000 Oct 6-9	35	40	24	1

Fully 75% show some interest in deepening their understanding! Why not teach them the right stuff? Why do we have pseudopsychology lessons instead of the meat found in the scriptures?

People have a deep hunger for understanding God. This is great evidence that the leaders have failed to indicate to the people the truth in the Word, especially the truth of the Old Testament.

If people would hear the truth and fear the God of the Bible, there would be a movement for greater understanding of this material and subsequent salvation of many.

What is your favorite book in the Bible? [Open-ended]

	2000 Oct 6-9
Psalms	13
Genesis	9
Matthew	7
John	6
Revelation	6
Proverbs	3
Job	2
Luke	2
Corinthians	1
Acts	1
Ecclesiastes	1
Ephesians	1
Exodus	1
Isaiah	1
James	1
Mark	1
Old Testament	1
Romans	1
Ruth	1
Song of Solomon	1
Deuteronomy	*
New Testament	*
Paul	*
Peter	*
Joseph	*

Other	4
None	4
All	1
No opinion	31

Book of Paul? Which Peter? Joseph?

This, too, indicts us for the failure of teaching Biblical information and impressing the need on the rest of us to study the Word.

How often do you attend church or synagogue -- At least once a week, almost every week, about once a month, seldom, or never?

	Once a week	Almost every week	About once a month	Seldom	Never	No opinion
2001 Feb 19-21	30	12	15	29	13	1

Pitiful, isn't it? Almighty God expects us every Sabbath. Who is speaking condemnation to us who violate this precept? Isn't that the 'leader's' role?

Would you describe yourself as "born-again" or evangelical?

	Yes	No	No opinion
2001 Feb 19-21	45	49	6
^ November 1991-March 1997 WORDING: Would you describe yourself as a "born-again" or evangelical Christian?

Do you believe that religion can answer all or most of today's problems, or that religion is largely old-fashioned and out of date?

	Can answer	Old fashioned	No opinion
2000 Aug 24-27	63	17	20
2000 Mar 17-19	66	21	13
1957 Mar	82	7	11

What is your religious preference -- Protestant, Roman Catholic, Jewish or an Orthodox religion such as the Greek or Russian Orthodox Church?

	Protestant	Catholic	Jewish	Orthodox	Mormon	Other specific	None	Undesig nated
2001 Feb 19-21	56	25	2	*	1	3	8	5
1980	61	28	2	NA	NA	2	7	NA
1967	67	25	3	NA	NA	3	2	NA
1962	70	23	3	NA	NA	2	2	NA
1947	69	20	5	NA	NA	1	6	NA
(^) Based on aggregate data
Question Wording: 1947-July 15, 1977: "What is your religious preference – is it Protestant, Roman Catholic or Jewish?" July 16, 1977-1996: "What is your religious preference – is it Protestant, Roman Catholic, Jewish, or an Orthodox religion such as the Greek or Russian Orthodox Church?"

(^) Based on annual aggregate data

Religion

How important would you say religion is in your own life -- very important, fairly important, or not very important?

	Very important	Fairly important	Not very important	No opinion
2001 Feb 19-21	55	30	15	*
1990 Jun	58	29	13	*
1980	55	31	13	1
1978	52	32	14	2
1965	70	22	7	1
1952^	75	20	5	*
^ Ben Gaffin and Associates

Our God sees this. He sees the Christian 'leaders' using approaches to reach the lost that were never ordained in His Word.

He sees the leader's failures, not due to an increase in evil overwhelming us but because of the loss of appropriate teaching. Any compromise of His Word is an assault on Him who loves us.

2 Timothy 4:3 For the time will come when men will not put up with sound doctrine. Instead, to suit their own desires, they will gather around them a great number of teachers to say what their itching ears want to hear.

At the present time, do you think religion as a whole is increasing its influence on American life or losing its influence?

	Increasing influence	Losing influence	Same (vol.)	No opinion
2001 Feb 19-21	39	55	3	3
1990 Jun	33	48	8	11
1980 Apr	35	46	11	8
1970 Jan	14	75	7	4
1969 May	14	71	11	5
1968 Apr	19	67	8	7
1967 Mar	23	57	14	6
1965 Feb	33	45	13	8
1962 Feb	45	32	17	7
1957 Mar	69	14	10	6

Interesting how the removal of school prayer in 1963 reflects a loss of influence by religion. Today's 'increasing influence' may reflect other religions with New Age, etc.

We are still a long way from the 1950's and even our founder's embracing the Christian religion completely to guide the formation of a new government.

Do you happen to be a member of a church or synagogue?

	Yes	No
2001 Feb 19-21	65	35
2000 Aug 24-27	68	32
1990 Jun	69	31
1979	68	32
1965	73	27
1952	73	27
1947	76	24
1944	75	25
1940	72	28
1937	73	27

Did you, yourself, happen to attend church or synagogue in the last seven days, or not?

	Yes	No
2001 Feb 19-21	41	59
1990 Jun	40	60
1979	40	60
1972	40	60
1969	42	58
1967	43	57
1962	46	54
1958	49	51
1957	47	53
1955	49	51
1954	46	54
1950	39	61
1940	37	63
1939	41	59

Religion

How important would you say religion is in your own life -- very important, fairly important, or not very important?

	Very important	Fairly important	Not very important	No opinion
2001 Feb 19-21	55	30	15	*
2000 Aug 24-27	57	31	12	*
2000 Mar 17-19	61	27	12	*
1998 Jan 16-18	59	29	12	*
1990 Jun	58	29	13	*
1980	55	31	13	1
1978	52	32	14	2
1965	70	22	7	1
1952^	75	20	5	*
^ Ben Gaffin and Associates

At the present time, do you think religion as a whole is increasing its influence on American life or losing its influence?

	Increasing influence	Losing influence	Same (vol.)	No opinion
2001 Feb 19-21	39	55	3	3
1990 Jun	33	48	8	11
1980 Apr	35	46	11	8
1970 Jan	14	75	7	4
1967 Mar	23	57	14	6
1965 Feb	33	45	13	8
1962 Feb	45	32	17	7
1957 Mar	69	14	10	6

Do you happen to be a member of a church or synagogue?

	Yes	No
2001 Feb 19-21	65	35
1990 Jun	69	31
1979	68	32
1965	73	27
1952	73	27
1947	76	24
1944	75	25
1940	72	28
1937	73	27

Well, what should be asked is - why don't people think they should be a member of the church?

Is it because of the false preaching on an artificial form of "love" we mistakenly attribute to an Almighty God? Do Christian leaders warn of the wrath of God? Do leaders tell others of the necessity to follow Biblical commands, including being part of the body of Christ and remember the Sabbath?

No.

The voices we hear teach a foreign sort of love - a non-Biblical 'love' that says we don't need to follow everything written in the scriptures and God will cut us some slack. Therefore, we don't really need to be part of a church. We don't really need to worry about pleasing Him. He loves us. (Therefore we perish)

John 14:15 "If you love me, you will obey what I command.

Matthew 7:22 Many will say to me on that day, `Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name, and in your name drive out demons and perform many miracles?' 23 Then I will tell them plainly, ` I never knew you . Away from me, you evildoers!'

Did you, yourself, happen to attend church or synagogue in the last seven days, or not?

	Yes	No
2001 Feb 19-21	41	59
1990 Jun	40	60
1967	43	57
1962	46	54
1958	49	51
1950	39	61
1940	37	63

Abortion Issues

With respect to the abortion issue, would you consider yourself to be pro-choice or pro-life?

	Pro-choice	Pro-life	Mixed/ Neither (vol.)	Don’t know what terms mean (vol.)	No opinion
2000 Oct 6-9	47	45	3	2	3

Do you think abortions should be legal under any circumstances, legal only under certain circumstances, or illegal in all circumstances?

	Legal under any circum stances	Legal only under certain circum stances	Illegal in all circum stances	No opinion
	%	%	%	%
00 Mar 30 - Apr 2	28	51	19	2
(#) Gallup/Newsweek

(If certain circumstances) Do you think abortion should be legal in most circumstances or only in a few circumstances?

	Legal under any circum stances	Legal under most circum stances	Legal only in a few circum stances	Illegal in all circum stances	No opinion
00 Mar 30-Apr 2	28%	11	38	19	4

Abortion Issues

Thinking about how the abortion issue might affect your vote for major offices, would you: only vote for a candidate who shares your views on abortion or consider a candidate's position on abortion as just one of many important factors? [ROTATED]

Candidate must share views

One of many important factors

Not a major issue

Header

2000 Mar 30-Apr 2

15%

Why do we not hear an outcry? Why are we comfortably reserved to compromise on this 'issue'? Who else but the pulpits should be teaching of our impending judgment for the spilling of 'innocent blood'?

Psalms 106:36 They worshiped their idols, which became a snare to them. 37 They sacrificed their sons and their daughters to demons. 38 They shed innocent blood , the blood of their sons and daughters, whom they sacrificed to the idols of Canaan, and the land was desecrated by their blood . 39 They defiled themselves by what they did; by their deeds they prostituted themselves. 40 Therefore the LORD was angry with his people and abhorred his inheritance. 41 He handed them over to the nations, and their foes ruled over them. 42 Their enemies oppressed them and subjected them to their power.

Our idols are our love of pleasure and finances. We care not for life but we care for comfort. Therefore God will judge us according to our lack of repentance and seeking Him.

Some people say that abortion is an act of murder, while other people disagree with this. What is your view -- do you think abortion is an act of murder or don't you feel this way?

	Yes, murder	No, not murder	No opinion
	%	%	%
98 Jan 16-18	48	45	7
CNN/Time Trend
95 Jan	40	51	9
94 Aug	43	47	10

(vol.) volunteered response

Before we pat ourselves on the backs, remember people are exposed to ultrasound evidence of life when they have a pregnancy. The technologic advances clearly show people what we should have been hearing all along. The 'partial birth abortion' publicity also has helped.

We need to have a constant reminder of the evil in this procedure - very much like we need to often hear the fear of God .

Would you like to see homosexuality be more widely accepted in this nation, less widely accepted, or is the acceptance of homosexuality in this nation today about right?

	More widely accepted	Less widely accepted	About right	Other (vol.)	No opinion
2001 Jan 10-14	29%	34	33	1	3

Do you think marriages between homosexuals should or should not be recognized by the law as valid, with the same rights as traditional marriages?

	Should be valid	Should not be recognized	No opinion
2000 Jan 13-16	34%	62	4

Homosexuals	%	%	%
1999 Feb 19-21	75	20	5

Do you think homosexual relations between consenting adults should or should not be legal?

	Legal	Not legal	No opinion
	%	%	%
1999 Feb 8-9	50	43	7

Do you feel that homosexuality should be considered an acceptable alternative lifestyle or not?

BASED ON HALF SAMPLE: N = 543; MARGIN OF SAMPLING ERROR = ± 5 PCT. PTS.

	Acceptable	<

Teen Churchgoing
fairly stable over the last two decades

Gallup Poll of American students

Teen Churchgoing fairly stable over the last two decades

Gallup Poll of American students

Teen Churchgoing
fairly stable over the last two decades