YouGov has acknowledged that research suggesting a rise in church attendance among young people in parts of the United Kingdom, which the Bible Society referred to as a “quiet revival,” has been found unreliable. #quietrevival #BibleSociety #Christianfaith #faithandculture #Christianrevival
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YouGov retracts Bible Society study suggesting 'quiet revival' in the UK: 'Deeply disappointed'
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