The Future Of American Religion: Birth Rates Show Who's Having More Kids

(ANALYSIS) The data is in: Christianity is aging, younger generations are having fewer children, and without a great influx of new members, thousands of churches will close over the next few decades. But smaller religious groups in the U.S. — like Hindus and Muslims — have younger members who are having more kids.

News, North AmericaRyan BurgeOctober 4, 2021Secondary Feature, Ryan Burge, birth rate, Fertility, religion declining, Islam, Hindu, Muslim, Christian, birth rate US, population growt, population growth Comments

Brutal report says Episcopalian pews may be empty by 2050

(OPINION) Though the Episcopal Church prides itself on its progressive politics that align with President-elect Joe Biden’s, the numbers of weddings and baptisms are quickly decreasing along with a 2 percent decrease in population size, according to Office of the General Convention

OpinionTerry MattinglyDecember 16, 2020Terry Mattingly, Episcopal Church, Opinion, religion declining, Christianity Comment

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