Faith
Amid mixed Pew findings, youngest adults outpace parents’ generation in worship attendance
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A new Pew Research Center report released Oct. 28 found 41% of adults ages 18 to 22 attend religious services at least monthly, more than the U.S. public overall (33%). But the findings are mixed: those slightly older, ages 23 to 26, were the least religious of any age group, and the youngest adults lag on measures like daily prayer.
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