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How often do you attend a Christian church service or Bible study?
Multiple days a week
Once a week
At least once a month
A few times a year
About once a year
About once every 2–5 years
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In recent years, the percentage of U.S. adults who say they regularly attend religious services has been declining, while the share of Americans who attend only a few times a year, seldom or never has been growing. A new Pew Research Center survey finds that the main reason people regularly go to church, synagogue, mosque or another house of worship is an obvious one: to feel closer to God. But the things that keep people away from religious services are more complicated.
Did you grow up regularly attending the religious services of your family's religion?
Family is Jewish, I grew up regularly attending services
Family is Jewish, I did NOT grow up regularly attending services
Family is Christian, I grew up regularly attending services
Family is Christian, I did NOT grow up regularly attending services
Family is Muslim, I grew up regularly attending services
Family is Muslim, I did NOT grow up regularly attending services
Family is another religion, I grew up regularly attending services
Family is another religion, I did NOT grow up regularly attending services
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How to rest in Christ while not relaxing our spiritual side.
How do we rest in Christ while not relaxing the spiritual side of ourselves? The concepts appear to conflict with each other. But they don’t. Feeling disconnected from God can be a common and challenging experience for many people. Here are some suggestions to help you reconnect with your spiritual connection: Prayer and Meditation Set aside time each day to pray and meditate. This practice can…
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North Indian Pandit in Bangalore
Finding a North Indian Pandit in Bangalore is essential for families who wish to perform Vedic rituals and pujas in accordance with North Indian traditions, mantras, and customs. With Bangalore being a cosmopolitan city, there is a growing demand for experienced Pandits from regions like Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Rajasthan, and Delhi who are fluent in Hindi and Sanskrit and specialize in performing all major Hindu ceremonies the North Indian way. These rituals include Griha Pravesh, Satyanarayan Puja, Marriage Puja, Mundan, Annaprashan, Shradh Karma, Vastu Shanti, and more, all conducted with the proper chanting, samagri, and procedural sanctity.
Been hearin' rumors. Sounds like somebody name o' Wales is startin' up worship services down in Siren Alley, believe it or not. All faiths and creeds welcome, they says. They got big promises… salvation, immortality. A way outta here. I don't care how crazy it sounds -- a way outta Rapture's music to my ears. Next Sunday morning… I'll be there.
I’ve been thinking a lot about what it will mean to “do church again.”
Why go back in person when we could keep watching online in our basketball shorts on our cozy couches? Tara Roberts explains why she thinks it's time we get off Zoom, and back in the pews
