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What Is the Church’s Role in Racial Reconciliation?
This August, historians note, marks 400 years since slavery began in the United States. As our country nears this anniversary, many are taking time to reflect on the history of racial injustice in America and their responsibility in healing the wounds of inequality that have been inflicted on black Americans over the last four centuries. A new report, Where Do We Go from Here?, represents the first of several new Barna efforts to study race and the Church and assesses what practicing Christians feel should be done to repair the damage.
U.S. Adults Believe Hate Speech Has Increased—Mainly Online
Reported incidents of hate speech and hate crimes in the United States has risen dramatically in recent years. In light of this, Barna sought to explore personal opinions about or experiences with such interactions, attacks or crimes.
Half of Practicing Christians Say History of Slavery Still Impacts the U.S.
In recent years, there has been contentious debate about the injustices that black Americans still experience in their daily lives. In light of this, Barna set out to explore issues related to the treatment of black Americans and other ethnic minorities in this new study on race and equality in America.
Two-Thirds of Americans Have Multigenerational Friendships
Barna's research shows that, when it comes to friendship, Americans tend to surround themselves with people who look, think and act similarly. However, a new study shows that intergenerational friendships can take many forms, and a majority of Americans reports engaging in them.
Technology & Christmas: Tips for Monitoring Devices
When families come together for Christmas, they bring their values and routines with them as well. Increasingly those are shaped by a relationship to technology. Drawing from Andy Crouch’s recent book, The Tech-Wise Family (a 2018 Christianity Today Book Award recipient), we've compiled some key statistics and helpful tips to make yours a tech-wise home for the holidays.
1 in 4 Americans Cast Ballots Outside Party Lines in Midterms
Brand new research from Barna explores the flexibility of U.S. voters in a fraught political climate. The data reveals that only a minority of Americans report having changed their minds about their political affiliation at some point. However, among people who have switched parties, many have made the shift recently.
Barna: This Week
22% of 18–35-year-olds say they are insecure in who they are. https://t.co/rFPKIDcIc7
@barnagroup
• October 18, 2019
Barna Takes: Peace for an Anxiety-Ridden Generation
By Alyce Youngblood
• October 14, 2019
Only One-Third of Young Adults Feels Cared for by Others
FaithView
Resilient disciples often have more confidence in what they believe than clarity about how to express those convict… https://t.co/o8fiYirBMp
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• October 17, 2019
By Barna Group
• October 11, 2019
Do Christians Consider Their Pastors to Be Friends?
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