PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12, 2016— A recent report reveals there are an estimated 150,000 police officers in the U.S. with symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, and research indicates one-third of active-duty and retired officers struggle with post-traumatic stress, often without realizing it. During the holiday season—a time of year… Read More

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23, 2016—As America’s teens head back to school and the lazy days of summer officially come to a close, new research released today suggests that Bible reading suffers when teens lead busy, over-scheduled lives. The 2016 Teen State of the Bible research, commissioned by American Bible Society and… Read More

PHILADELPHIA, July 20, 2016—Next week, some 2 million young Catholics will make their way to Krakow, Poland, from all corners of the globe for World Youth Day; of those, 40,000 will be Americans. The July 25 – 31 event, which happens every two to three years, offers attendees (known as… Read More

PHILADELPHIA, July 19, 2016—According to the results of a survey released today by American Bible Society, a majority of Americans believes video games have a negative impact on teens and tweens—yet video game play remains popular in America. A report released earlier this year indicated that Americans spent… Read More

PHILADELPHIA, May 20, 2016—It has been a good week for the Bible. Some 400 delegates representing more than 150 Bible societies working in more than 200 countries spent the last week in Philadelphia building a blueprint for the future of the Bible cause. The event was hosted by American Bible… Read More