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Evangelist Franklin Graham expressed concern over a recent survey that found that over one-third of senior pastors believe good works can earn a person their salvation.

More than one-third of self-identifying Christians in the United States say they are not familiar with the concept of tithing, and only one-fifth practice say they practice tithing, according to a new Barna survey.

According to the new Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA) survey, church planting in the post-COVID era will be about “vision.”

According to a new survey by the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University, at least one-third of senior pastors across the United States believe that people can go to Heaven based on good works.

A Barna and Cultural Research Center study found that across major U.S. denominations, pastors who were more likely to embrace biblical principles were those from non-denominational and independent Protestant churches.

Three-quarters of American adults believe alcohol has a negative effect on society and on those who drink, according to a new Gallup survey.

A new report found that Americans who regularly read the Bible are more likely to demonstrate "neighborliness" than less religious Americans.

A record-high percentage of Americans believe that people cannot change genders, according to a new Pew Research Center survey. The survey also found that evangelicals are the most likely group among all religious categories to hold that traditional position.

According to a new Gallup survey, a record-high percentage of Americans believe the Bible is a collection of "fables" recorded by men and a record-low percentage believe it to be the "actual word of God."

An overwhelming majority of Americans believe unborn babies have rights and should be protected, according to a new survey that also shows a slight majority believe abortion ends the life of a human being.