Religious activity in the U.S. has been dropping now for more than 30 years, with attendance down at worship services and fewer people claiming to even have a faith tradition. Numerous reports have heralded the rise of the “nones.”
That’s especially true among younger Americans, according to a new report titled “Passing the Torch: How Faith Moves Across Generations” from Communio and the Institute for Family Studies. The report looks at how faith traditions and beliefs pass from generation to generation.