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25% of US Evangelicals say they've spoken in tongues, survey says - Vimarsana News

25% of US Evangelicals say they've spoken in tongues, survey says

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.

25% of US Evangelicals say they've spoken in tongues, survey says - Vimarsana News

25% of US Evangelicals say they've spoken in tongues, survey says

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.

Beyond World Vision or Compassion International, Where Are Evangelicals Giving? - Vimarsana News

Beyond World Vision or Compassion International, Where Are Evangelicals Giving?

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

Evangelicals urged to be more discerning in charities they support - Vimarsana News

Evangelicals urged to be more discerning in charities they support

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.

Source: afn.net
Majority of US Evangelicals favor secular charities - Vimarsana News

Majority of US Evangelicals favor secular charities

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