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    Study: Nearly Half of Christian Millennials Say Evangelism is Wrong

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    By Joyce Dimaculangan

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    New research from California-based Barna Group reveals that almost half of practicing Christians in the US think that evangelism is wrong.

    The report, Reviving Evangelism, commissioned by Alpha USA, studied the experiences of Americans regarding their faith and their opinions about faith-sharing. One of the major fi