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Dreams Live in Cubicles

How do we continue to encourage vocational dreaming as we grow older?

Wonder Women

The reality is we can't really have it all—sometimes we have to make choices. This Barna Frame explores the value and beauty in those constraints.

Donors Proceed with Caution, Tithing Declines

A new research study by the Barna Group explores how the charitable landscape has changed over the last two and a half years. The study examines how many Americans have been affected by the economic downturn, how this has influenced their donations, and their outlook on economic recovery.

Churches Stand to Lose Several Billion Dollars in Lost Donations Due to Economic Downturn

A new survey from The Barna Group shows that more than 150 million adults said they have been affected by the economic turbulence, and most of them expect it to take several years before the nation fully recovers. Americans are now passing on their financial pain to churches and other non-profit organizations by cutting back substantially on their giving during the fourth quarter of 2008.

Despite Benefits, Few Americans Have Experienced Short-Term Mission Trips

With the comparative ease and affordability of travel, church and non-profit leaders now encourage a different form of congregational engagement: short-term mission trips. A new study from The Barna Group shows that most of the people who embark on service adventures describe the trips as life-changing. However, despite the accessibility and personal benefits, most Americans have never experienced such a short-term service project.

American Lifestyles Mix Compassion and Self-Oriented Behavior

How do the lifestyles of Americans define them - by their capacity to "do good" for others or by their willingness to indulge themselves?

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