Jonquilyn Hill
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And so many of you called in with stories of returning to faith in your 20s.
After church, during the time where people tend to mill about before heading to brunch or whatever other Sunday plans they have that day, I asked people if they were seeing more young folks coming.
After church, during the time where people tend to mill about before heading to brunch or whatever other Sunday plans they have that day, I asked people if they were seeing more young folks coming.
After church, during the time where people tend to mill about before heading to brunch or whatever other Sunday plans they have that day, I asked people if they were seeing more young folks coming.
Wir sehen das tatsächlich. Und was wir finden, sind Seekern, die eine theologische Nähe wollen. Und eines der Dinge, die ich gelernt habe, JQ, ist, junge Leute wollen nicht nur gebetet werden, sie wollen eine Gemeinschaft bauen.
Wir sehen das tatsächlich. Und was wir finden, sind Seekern, die eine theologische Nähe wollen. Und eines der Dinge, die ich gelernt habe, JQ, ist, junge Leute wollen nicht nur gebetet werden, sie wollen eine Gemeinschaft bauen.
Wir sehen das tatsächlich. Und was wir finden, sind Seekern, die eine theologische Nähe wollen. Und eines der Dinge, die ich gelernt habe, JQ, ist, junge Leute wollen nicht nur gebetet werden, sie wollen eine Gemeinschaft bauen.
This week, we're looking into why young Americans are getting more religious, especially when it comes to Christianity. Later on, we'll visit a traditional Catholic parish that Gen Zers are flocking to. But first, we're going to talk to a political science professor about why this is happening in the first place. Stay with us.
This week, we're looking into why young Americans are getting more religious, especially when it comes to Christianity. Later on, we'll visit a traditional Catholic parish that Gen Zers are flocking to. But first, we're going to talk to a political science professor about why this is happening in the first place. Stay with us.
This week, we're looking into why young Americans are getting more religious, especially when it comes to Christianity. Later on, we'll visit a traditional Catholic parish that Gen Zers are flocking to. But first, we're going to talk to a political science professor about why this is happening in the first place. Stay with us.
I always tell people to introduce themselves and do it like you would at a dinner party. But also a dinner party where it's okay to talk about religion and politics.
I always tell people to introduce themselves and do it like you would at a dinner party. But also a dinner party where it's okay to talk about religion and politics.
I always tell people to introduce themselves and do it like you would at a dinner party. But also a dinner party where it's okay to talk about religion and politics.
Okay, um zu verstehen, wo wir junge Menschen singen, die in die Religion zurückkehren und warum, ging ich zu Dr. Ryan Burge, associate professor of political science at Eastern Illinois University.
Okay, um zu verstehen, wo wir junge Menschen singen, die in die Religion zurückkehren und warum, ging ich zu Dr. Ryan Burge, associate professor of political science at Eastern Illinois University.
Okay, um zu verstehen, wo wir junge Menschen singen, die in die Religion zurückkehren und warum, ging ich zu Dr. Ryan Burge, associate professor of political science at Eastern Illinois University.
Why was membership declining? Do you have any idea?
Why was membership declining? Do you have any idea?
Why was membership declining? Do you have any idea?
When I hear that, it sounds so reminiscent of stories of churches I've heard, and it sounds like it fits into this wider picture of Christianity in America. This year, Pew Research Center released the findings from their most recent religious landscape study. Tell us what the religious landscape study is and what it found this time around.