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Raising young people in faith takes more than parents, study finds

A new study from the University of Georgia (UGA) has underlined the important role that engaged congregations and strong faith communities play in helping with the spiritual development of children.

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September 8, 2023 - UGA Today

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UGA study assesses youth, faith

UGA study assesses youth, faith
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Youth Groups, Classes Crucial for Sustaining Faith in Kids

Youth Groups, Classes Crucial for Sustaining Faith in Kids
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Youth-centered groups, classes may be key in

Parents are an undeniably influential force in their children’s lives. But a new study from the University of Georgia suggests that when it comes to religion, an engaged congregation may also be a deciding factor of whether youth stay involved in their religious practice as they age. The study found that the way parents live and the conversations they have with their children have the largest impact on whether their kids continue in their faith as they age.

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