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Food-assistance agencies nationwide serve 1 million more people each week than they did four years ago, according to a national study released Feb. 2. Statewide, the study showed 3 million Texans—including 1.2 million children—received help from a food pantry or soup kitchen.

2009 Archives

Study says majority of world’s population faces religious restriction

December 17, 2009

author: Administrator

WASHINGTON (ABP) -- Nearly 70 percent of the world's 6.8 billion people live in countries with high restrictions on religion, according to a new study by the Pew Research Center's Forum on Religion & Public Life.

2009 Archives

Only one church in three spiritually vital, study says

October 10, 2009

author: Jennifer Harris

HARTFORD, Conn. (ABP) -- A congregation’s health depends less on theology than methodology, according to a national study by Hartford Seminary’s Institute for Religion Research.

2009 Archives

Baylor study reveals clergy sexual misconduct with adults cuts across all lines

September 10, 2009

author: Administrator

In any given congregation with 400 adult members, seven women on average have been victims of clergy sexual misconduct since they turned 18, a new study by the Baylor School of Social Work reveals.

2009 Archives

Study: Ranks of religiously unaffiliated grow, but remain often open to faith

April 28, 2009

author: Administrator

WASHINGTON — While the fastest-growing religious segment of the United States population is those who are not affiliated with a particular religion, that group is not necessarily comprised of secularists and largely remains open to faith, a new study shows.

2008 Archives

Study. Pray. Then vote.

November 2, 2008

author: Ken Satterfield

By Bill Webb Word&Way Editor A certain lethargy is evident among voters in the United States — and it is not a new thing. Nor is it a healthy expression of citizenship. Too many citizens take for granted the right to have a say

2006 Archives

Limbaugh will chair student ministry study

June 15, 2006

author: Ken Satterfield

Leslie Limbaugh, minister of students and communication at Third Baptist Church, St. Louis, will chair a task force that will help the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship take a fresh look at developing ministries to college students.Limbaugh is a former campus minister with the Missouri Baptist Convention,

One American is eight needs food assistance, study shows

Study says majority of world’s population faces religious restriction

Only one church in three spiritually vital, study says

Baylor study reveals clergy sexual misconduct with adults cuts across all lines

Study: Ranks of religiously unaffiliated grow, but remain often open to faith

Study. Pray. Then vote.

Limbaugh will chair student ministry study

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