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During Pandemic, Small Churches Find Growth Online

During Pandemic, Small Churches Find Growth Online

In a recent article from EPIC titled "During Pandemic, Small Churches Find Growth Online," three congregations talk about digital worship, and how it's grown their communities in a post-Covid world.

Mia Hampton

FaithStreet Art Partners' next featured artist is Mia Hampton! Mia has created cover art, specially designed for the FaithStreet app. This piece of art is inspired by a love for the wilderness.

NEW: FaithStreet Art Partners

NEW: FaithStreet Art Partners

FaithStreet is glad and grateful to announce the launch of FaithStreet Art Partners. FaithStreet Art Partners brings works from leading faithful artists into the FaithStreet congregation app to bring beauty and inspiration into a space that has traditionally lacked both.

The Best Tweets From Day Two at Exponential East

Exponential East got into full swing yesterday, and that was reflected in the tweets we saw from attendees. We only have so much space here to share, but let us know if we missed something epic! Sean, our co-founder and CEO, liked what he saw: > .@michaelfrost6 [https://twitter.com/

INFOGRAPHIC: Millennials and Religion

Millennials are an ultra-hot topic these days, everywhere from the workplace to their dating habits to, yes, religion. The typical “common knowledge” says that religion doesn’t resonate with millennials because they’re too self-absorbed to be bothered with a higher power. Is that true? “Not exactly,” says The Integrated

A Cool Look at Religion and Technology

Gizmodo Australia [http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2014/04/from-sexting-to-sacraments-how-mobile-apps-are-taking-on-religion/] recently published a post about tech and religion – our two favorite subjects. It mostly centers around some new (and somewhat controversial) apps, from simple prayer reminders to one designed to streamline the process of Catholic Confession. Writer Ashley Feinberg also

A Conversation with President Jimmy Carter

FaithStreet’s co-founder and CEO, Sean Coughlin, was on the scene live-tweeting and taking photos as Sally Quinn, founding editor of OnFaith, and Washington Post columnist David Ignatius interviewed President Jimmy Carter “A Call To Action: Women, Religion, Violence, and Power.” President Carter talked about the discrimination against women around

INFOGRAPHIC: God's Role in Sports

In honor of the men’s NCAA basketball tournament starting in earnest today, we found this infographic that examines how much influence people believe God has in sports. Short answer: A lot. Graphic is below. If it’s a little too small, view it larger here [http://www.religionnews.com/