Lifeway Research

"More than 4 in 5 evangelicals describe legal immigration as helpful to the U.S., and around 2 in 3 believe the country should at least maintain the current number of legal immigrants approved in a year." - Lifeway

Related: Survey: Today’s Evangelicals More Likely to Welcome the Stranger - C.Today

Some excerpts... Think "God learns and adapts to different circumstances": U.S. Adults 51%, Evangelicals 48%. Think "Everyone is born innocent in the eyes of God": U.S. Adults 71%, Evangelicals 65%. - Ligonier Article, and The Survey 

"Few believe that people who commit suicide are selfish (38%) or are automatically going to hell (23%). Those numbers have remained relatively steady since 2014" - Lifeway

"A slight majority of Protestant pastors say the position of senior pastor is open to women, but broader consensus exists for other roles." - Lifeway

Related: Most Evangelical Pastors Say Women Can Lead Bible Studies, Ministries - CToday

"An increase in the number of single adults, and particularly single adults over the age of 30, brings with it a need for increased intentionality toward single adults in churches. A study from Lifeway Research asked Protestant pastors how their churches specifically minister to single adults ages 30 and older." - Lifeway

"more than half of U.S. Protestant pastors believe comfort (67%), control or security (56%), money (55%) and approval (51%) are idols that have significant influence on their congregations" - Lifeway

"Pastors 65 and older (46%) and those with no college degree (52%) are more likely to say they haven’t known any church members with a severe mental illness." - Lifeway

"Nearly 1 in 3 Americans (32%) say none of the roles considered in this study are best positioned to lead healthy conversations on challenges in America." - Lifeway