Audrey Barrick

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• Aug 8, 2007

  Pentecostals Launch Major Thrust to Reach 1 Million Teens

  Thousands of Pentecostal youth from around the country are "Experiencing the Dream" at Indy '07, a National Youth Convention at the RCA Dome in Indianapolis.

• Aug 8, 2007

  Survey: Reasons Why Young Adults Quit Church

  Gone are the days when young adults attended church because they're "supposed to," said Scott McConnell, associate director of LifeWay Research.

• Aug 8, 2007

  Texas Baptists to Elect First Female or Second-Generation Head

  The largest state Baptist convention is set to make history with the election of its first female or first second-generation president.

• Aug 7, 2007

  Survey: How 50+ Americans View Afterlife

  Most of America's baby boomers and senior citizens believe in an afterlife and an overwhelming majority believe in God, a survey revealed.

• Aug 5, 2007

  Survey Reveals Biggest Spiritual Challenges for Christian Parents

  The biggest spiritual challenges Christian parents identified are related to the spiritual development of their children, a new survey found.

• Aug 4, 2007

  U.S. Pentecostal Body Enters Pivotal Moment, Urges Prayers

  The nation's largest Pentecostal group has issued a special prayer call in the days leading up to key leadership change.

• Aug 3, 2007

  Christian Alternative to Secular Girl Scouts Growing, Expanding

  American Heritage Girls (AHG), a Christian alternative to Girl Scouts, has entered a new phase of growth this month with plans to expand to all 50 states by 2008.

• Aug 2, 2007

  Study: Religious Doctors No More Likely to Serve Poor

  Religious U.S. doctors are no more likely to care for underserved patients than their secular counterparts, a new study found.

• Aug 1, 2007

  Study: 21st Century Methodists See Dramatic Clergy Changes

  Leadership in United Methodist churches has changed dramatically in the 21st century amid membership decline.

• Jul 31, 2007

  America Takes on Humility in Changing Global Mission Landscape

  More countries that have been receiving Christian missionaries from the United States are recognizing that they need to send more missionaries to America, a national campus fellowship leader said.