For decades, religious affiliation across the West had been in free-fall. However, recent developments suggest that post-pandemic, Gen Z is leading the charge to amend things. According to a recent report from the Bible Society, 16% of 18–24 year olds in the United Kingdom now attend church monthly — a notable rise from just 4% in 2019. These churchgoers feel less depressed, closer to their local community, and have deeper hope for the future.
The kids may just be alright yet.
This is not a return to a bland and therapeutic Christianity that many mainline denominations peddle. As First Things editor R.R. Reno describes, this generation seeks “Strong Religion:” faith that demands something of them. They accept accountability, sacrifice, and formation. In exchange, they find spiritual purpose
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