Poll Analysis

Red Alert: Young Christian Women Are Abandoning the Faith Massively A shocking study from Barna Research reveals that today, 38% of Gen Z women say they have no religion, surpassing their male counterparts for the first time. This historic reversal challenges churches on their ability to retain young believers. The figures are clear and reverse decades of religious trends. According to the Barna study of 2,000 young Americans, women aged 18 to 24 now have the...

An international study, published in August 2025 in the journal Nature Communications and relayed by Pew Research Center, highlights a universal sequence of religious decline, called "Participation - importance - Belinging" (GDP). This sequence describes the way in which participation in public religious practices receives first, before the personal importance of religion and finally official affiliation decline. Out of more than 100 countries studied, the researchers note that: The share of people officially affiliated to a...

Gospel and Christian music in the United States experienced in 2025 a spectacular progression, confirmed by the very recent official Luminate Midyear report published on September 12, 2025. This musical genre takes a place of choice on streaming platforms and stands out as one of the most dynamic of the market in this structuring year for the music industry. In the first half of 2025, global listening to Gospel and Christian music reached 2.5 trillions,...

For the first time in decades, American youth radically transformed the evangelical religious landscape. According to the latest data from the Barna Group published on September 4, 2025, generation Z (13-28 years) and Millennials (29-44 years) are now the main engines of the attendance of Protestant and Evangelical Churches in the United States. An unprecedented generational reversal The report opens with an inversion of trends: while baby boomers and "Elders" have long been the majority of...

On August 28, 2025, the results of an Ifop investigation dedicated to Protestantism in France highlighted a deep renewal of this confession throughout the territory. This national survey, carried out under the direction of Sébastien Fath (CNRS) and Jean-Paul Willaime specialists, reveals a significant recomposition within the Protestant population, mainly carried by the dynamics of the evangelical current. The study attests that 53 % of Protestants practicing under 35 now favor evangelical identification, establishing this...

Rise of confidence in evangelical churches in Brazil: figures, context and current issues In August 2025, a survey conducted by the DataFolha Institute and sponsored by the Brazil Association (OAB) highlighted the notable progression of the confidence in the evangelical churches among the Brazilian population. According to this survey, 31 % of those questioned say today having "very confident" in evangelical churches. This advance is significant: twenty years ago, confidence in these religious institutions was...

The AWVI 2025 study: State analysis by state of the biblical vision of the world in AmericaThe American WorldView Inventory 2025, led by Dr. George Barna of the Christian University of Arizona, presents the seventh report of an annual series which examines the vision of the world of American adults. This special edition analyzes the impact of the biblical vision of the world in each of the 50 American states, revealing dramatic disparities which...

The collapse of moral truth in America: a complete analysis of the Barna 2025 studyThe American Worldview Inventory 2025, led by Dr. George Barna of the Cultural Research Center of Arizona Christian University, reveals a radical transformation of the moral foundations of American society. This research, published on May 15, 2025, exhibits deep contradictions in the moral beliefs of the Americans and sounds the alarm on the generalized abandonment of moral absolute.Alarming findingsMassive rejection...