Teens in U.S. public schools more likely to see their peers praying before sporting events than before lunch

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October 3, 2019

About a quarter of religiously affiliated teens in U.S. public schools say they pray before lunch

Teens in U.S. public schools more likely to see their peers praying before sporting events than before lunch

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Teens in U.S. public schools more likely to see their peers praying before sporting events than before lunch

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About a quarter of religiously affiliated teens in U.S. public schools say they pray before lunch
Evangelical Protestant teens more likely than mainline Protestants, Catholics to pray at lunch

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