Half of Gen Z Says Christians' Support for Trump Makes Them Less Likely to Go to Church

Nearly half of Gen Z says Christians' support for President Donald Trump has made them less likely to attend church, according to new research that suggests politics remains one of the biggest obstacles between young adults and local congregations.

The study, conducted by the Billy Graham Center Research Institute at Wheaton College, surveyed 2,365 Americans ages 18 to 28 through NORC's AmeriSpeak panel. Nearly half of respondents (48%) agreed that Christians' support for President Trump has made them less likely to attend church. Nineteen percent strongly agreed, 14% agreed and another 15% slightly agreed...