INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
A new study from Barna Group highlights a surprising trend: despite declining religious affiliation and church attendance, American
teenagers show significant interest in learning about Jesus.The Gen Z Vol
disinterest in spirituality
While many teens hesitate to engage with organized religion, they express curiosity about spiritual matters and often believe in a higher
power.Barna researchers view this as an opportunity for Christian leaders to connect with teens who value authenticity and relevance in
However, they also show openness to other faiths and ideas, reflecting broader cultural trends toward individualized spirituality.Study
Reveals Most American Teens Are Interested in Learning About Jesus
(Photo Internet reproduction)The findings align with a separate 2022 survey, which showed that 74% of U.S
adults want to grow spiritually
This comes even as fewer people align with traditional religious institutions.For churches and faith organizations, this represents both a
challenge and an opportunity
It also highlights the implications for cultural and societal engagement.
