Young Americans are becoming less religious: Survey

US growing out of religion? 1 in 3 Gen-Z and millennials say ‘not religious’: Gallup poll

A Gallup study found that 34 per cent of Gen Z respondents and 30 per cent of the surveyed millennials do not follow any religion

Gallup: Young Americans Increasingly Reject Religion

Gallup: Young Americans Increasingly Reject Religion

Young Americans are becoming less religious: Survey

According to a Gallup poll, younger Americans are becoming less religious, with about a third of Gen Z and Millennials identifying as non-religious, and the number of Americans overall who are not religious has nearly tripled since 2000.

Young Americans embrace spirituality outside church walls

A study finds Americans are leaving churches but keeping faith through personal spirituality.

How Religious Are Americans?

Most Americans have a religious preference -- predominantly a Christian one -- but less than half say religion is "very important" to them.

How many people indicated in 2024 that they belonged to a church or religious community? How much more or less is that compared to a year earlier or to the start of the measurement in 2010?