NASHVILLE (BP) – Even though the pandemic may change Thanksgiving celebrations this year, Americans still express thankfulness for their family and friends.

NASHVILLE (BP) – Aunque la pandemia haya cambiado las celebraciones del Día de Acción de Gracias este año, los estadounidenses aun expresan gratitud por su familia y amigos. De acuerdo con una encuesta de Investigación LifeWay con sede en Nashville, más de 4 de cada 5 estadounidenses (84 por ciento) dicen que están agradecidos por su familia.

NASHVILLE (BP) - Después de algunos años de optimismo económico, los pastores dicen que la economía del 2020 está perjudicando a su congregación.

NASHVILLE (BP) – After a few years of economic optimism, pastors say the 2020 economy is hurting their congregation.

NASHVILLE (BP) – Few pastors make political endorsements from the pulpit, but a growing number publicly back candidates when they step away from their church role.

NASHVILLE (BP) – The vast majority of U.S. Protestant churches say they are holding in-person services, but churchgoers have yet to attend in the numbers they did before the coronavirus pandemic struck.

NASHVILLE (BP) – Almost all Protestant pastors plan to participate in the 2020 election, but around a quarter still haven’t decided who will get their presidential vote.

NASHVILLE (BP) – Evangelicals seem ready to cast their ballots in the 2020 election. Nine in 10 evangelicals by belief are registered to vote, and few are undecided about their presidential choice.

NASHVILLE (BP) -- Más de la mitad de los estadounidenses dicen que las creencias religiosas son una cuestión personal, y no de hechos objetivos. Y esto quedó claro al examinar las variadas y a veces contradictorias doctrinas teológicas que creen.

NASHVILLE (BP) – More than half of Americans say religious beliefs are a matter of personal opinion, not objective facts. And that’s made clear by examining the varying, and sometimes contradictory, theological doctrines they hold.