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Can Our Nation’s Churches Save Marriage – And The Family?

Faith and family life have hit record lows even as science continues to mount telling us how much they matter for the welfare of men, women, and children.

Pulpit panic: Half of Protestant Clerics Looking For Exits, Survey Reports

Many of America’s Protestant clergy, whether suffering from the pandemic, burnout or feelings of isolation, are thinking about quitting, according to a survey released Tuesday.

Stopped counting at 750 attendees

We’d determined our ‘win’ was 300 people. We stopped counting at 750.

Pope To Married Couples: Don’t Be Afraid Of Crises

Pope Francis, who has often spoken about pastoral ministry for married couples, observed that those who have come through crises are a valuable resource. Today there is a great need for people, for spouses who know how to bear witness to the fact that the crisis is not a curse, it is part of the journey, and it constitutes an opportunity.

Many Women Have Left The Workforce. When Will They Return?

A new report, “Women in the Workplace,” by the consulting firm McKinsey & Co. illustrates how the pandemic imposed an especially heavy toll on working women. It found that one in three women over the past year had thought about leaving their jobs or “downshifting” their careers.

Premarital Sex Is More Taboo for Today’s Devout Christians

Research suggests the current generation of religious young adults might value abstinence more than those in past decades.

Couples Who Meet On Dating Apps Are More Likely To Divorce In Early Marriage

A new study found that couples who meet online are more likely to get divorced during the first three years of marriage. Learn more here.

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