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Our recent study shows that the giving-to-income ratio remains consistent across income levels.

For most, an occasional sermon about tithing is standard fare. As it turns out, though, most American pastors aren’t convinced Christians need to give the customary 10% of their income to the church.

While many Christian churches encourage tithing — giving 10% of one's income to the church — as a biblical commandment, only a minority of pastors subscribe to that traditional view, data from a new Barna study show.

While many Christian churches encourage tithing — giving 10% of one's income to the church — as a biblical commandment, only a minority of pastors subscribe to that traditional view, data from a new Barna study show.

About a quarter of American Evangelicals say they've spoken in tongues at some point in their life, even though a majority don't identify as either Pentacostal or Charismatic Christians, according to a new study.

About a quarter of American Evangelicals say they've spoken in tongues at some point in their life, even though a majority don't identify as either Pentacostal or Charismatic Christians, according to a new study.

Research shows giving patterns of evangelicals are not giving to faith-based charities. Learn why.

Evangelicals overwhelmingly say they prefer to support Christian non-profits with their charitable gifts after they support their local church – but when asked what their number-one charity is, more than half name an entirely secular organization.

For many Evangelical Christians in the United States, there is a gap between what they say and how they give charitably, researchers say.