Wandering from worship: What churches are doing to hold on to the next generation
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Sara Israelsen-Hartley is a reporter for the Deseret News where she covers how faith informs the lives of individuals from all backgrounds, as well as how faith is challenged and protected in the public square. During her more ..
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