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A New Report Captures How College Students Are Feeling
College students are worried and stressed, according to a Gallup report published in early August.
How Many Americans Drink Alcohol?
More than 60% of Americans drink alcohol, according to a Gallup report released last month.
In-Person or Virtual Religious Services? A New Survey Reveals Why Some Americans Have a Preference
With the option to attend religious services in-person or online, most U.S. adults prefer in-person, according to a Pew Research survey released on September 6.
Remote Workers Connection to Companies Is Fading
U.S. remote employees’ connection to the company’s mission and purpose is declining, according to a Gallup report published August 24.
Congregants Express Growing Fear About the Nation and the World
Seven in ten pastors (69%) say their members have a “growing sense of fear” about the future of the nation and the world, according to a Lifeway Research study released earlier this month.
Sixty Years After the March on Washington: Americans’ Views of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Legacy
The Pew Research Center asked Americans their view on racial equality in a report released on August 11.
Protection Is the Main Reason for Most American Gun Owners
Most gun owners in the U.S. say they own a gun for protection, according to a Pew Research Center report released on August 16.
Good Faith Media Releases ‘Second’ Narrative Podcast Today
“A Second Language” is a six-part narrative podcast – releasing today – about Second Baptist Church in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas.
Three New Books Available From Nurturing Faith Books
Merrill Davies chronicles one man’s work to make meaning out of his life in the 20th century and Tony W. Cartledge gives access to a multitude of ideas, insights, and illustrations for those who heed the call to equip disciples to follow more faithfully in the ways of Jesus in the newest titles from Nurturing Faith Books, the publishing imprint of Good Faith Media.
People of Good Faith: Justin Fung
Justin B. Fung is a Washington, DC-based pastor, worship leader, and liturgist, whose passion is for discipleship and spiritual formation that is evidenced by justice and peace, particularly in multicultural, multiethnic, and multiclass contexts.
Gallup Finds Democrats and Republicans are Dissatisfied with Race Relations
There are several partisan gaps among Americans, but race relations is not one of them, according to a Gallup report released on August 7.
Starlette Thomas Named Interim Managing Editor for News and Opinion
Starlette Thomas has been named interim managing editor for news and opinion at Good Faith Media.
U.S. Is Not Universally Viewed as ‘More Religious’ Than Other Countries
Nearly a quarter of the world (23%) does not consider the United States ‘more religious’ when compared to other wealthy nations, according to a Pew Research report released July 31.
Employees Are “Half In, Half Out” at Their Current Job
Fifty percent of employees are looking for the exit, according to a Gallup report published July 27.
American Workers and AI Exposure
Nineteen percent of American workers are in jobs that are exposed to AI (artificial intelligence), according to a Pew Research Center report published July 26.
Belief in ‘Religious Entities’ Continues to Decline
Belief in each of the five spiritual entities is at its lowest, according to a Gallup poll released July 20. There has been a steady trend downward since 2001.