A generation ago, parental estrangement was rarely spoken of. Today, it has its own hashtag.
Studies over the past several years have shown that 38% of adults report being estranged from a family member. Six percent of adult children experience a time of no or limited communication with their mother, and 26% experience such a period with their father. While a parent or child may move toward estrangement, adult children are more likely to initiate it.
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Here’s the Bible Studies for Life Sunday School Lesson for Nov. 8, written by Scott Guffin, Associate Professor and Executive Director of Christian Ministry, Samford University.
Here’s the Explore the Bible Sunday School lesson commentary for Nov. 8, written by Robert Olsen, Ph.D., Professor of Historical Theology and Director of Intercultural Studies, University of Mobile.
Amid anecdotal claims of a Gen Z religious revival, religion data analysts have been working over the last year to determine what, if anything, is changing in the religious lives of America’s young people.
Grab a cup of coffee, and check out these headlines from the week reported by The Baptist Paper.
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