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Majority of Americans Now Believe in Cohabitation
Cohabitation is the new norm. Shifting gender roles and expectations, the delay of marriage, and a secularizing culture are leading more American adults to believe that moving in together before tying the knot is a good idea. A recent Barna study asked Americans their views on cohabitation: the pros, cons, motivations, and effects of living together prior to marriage.
Wonder Women (FRAMES) - Book
You don't need to have "it all."
Schools in Crisis (FRAMES) - Book
It's a Social Problem that Can be Solved.
Becoming Home (FRAMES) - Book
God's Call to Care for the Orphan is for All of Us
Tired & Stressed, but Satisfied: Moms Juggle Kids, Career & Identity
For Barna Group's FRAMES project, we surveyed American women to find out exactly how they feel about their commitments to family, church, career and community, and about the tensions that seem to pull them in opposite directions. Three-quarters of women told us they are satisfied with their lives but when we dug deeper, we found a lot going on beneath the surface.
Prodigal Pastor Kids: Fact or Fiction?
So where does this stereotype of the prodigal pastor kid come from? Are those who grow up as the children of faith workers really more inclined to "grow out" of church later in life? And is it as big of a trend as it is often perceived? The latest Barna study put these questions to the test, with surprising results.
Barna: This Week
#FaithForExiles features more than a decade’s worth of Barna research with nearly 100,000 teens, young adults, pare… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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• 8/24/2019
Check out David Kinnaman's interview with Church Leaders as he shares what you need to know about living in Digital Babylon. #FaithForExiles https://bit.ly/2HiRloQ
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• 8/23/2019
Women Report Mixed Feelings About Social Media
In Culture & Media
• 8/17/2016
Reconnect Christianity with Teens and Young Adults
Discover why so many are disengaging from the faith community and renew your hope for how God is at work in the next generation
More than half of congregants who had more negative experiences during pastoral leadership transitions (53%) say th… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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• 8/23/2019
What Do Americans Believe About Abortion?
By Barna Group
• 6/28/2016
Hear more about the #FaithForTheFuture webcast and this special message from David Kinnaman and Christine Caine. Sign up today to join us on September 10. https://www.barna.com/faithforthefuture/
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• 8/23/2019
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