The trend of de-churching, where 40 million Americans have stopped attending church, is not as bleak as previously thought. Research suggests that most people left for practical reasons, not due to racism, misogyny, or secular progressivism. There is hope for re-engagement, as many are willing to return to church with the right invitation and a healthy local community. [... more]

Christian parents want their kids to walk with Jesus their entire life, but many are leaving the church. Experts Jim Davis and Michael Aitchison discuss the importance of creating a Christian environment at home, being consistent in what they say and do, and displaying repentance before their kids. They also emphasize the need for community and church involvement to help kids develop a strong faith. [... more]

The largest and fastest shift in religious history of a country is happening in the US, with 40 million people who used to go to church now not attending. Research shows that most de-churched evangelicals still believe in God and will return to church, but are missing a sense of belonging and community. [... more]