Portfolio of Published Work
Generation Z Is Sinking in a Post-pandemic Mental Health Crisis
Young people are not okay. New study results from Springtide Research Institute show how faith leaders can make a difference.
By Josh Packard and Jamieson Taylor
May 16, 2022, ChristianityToday.com
Faith Like a Roundabout: Religion and Gen Z in an Uncertain World
Previous generations have sought spiritual guidance from religious institutions as a means of coping with uncertain times, but Springtide’s study found that Gen Z isn’t turning to religion for help. At least, not in the traditional sense.
by Jamieson Taylor
January 29, 2022, Patheos.com
The Surprising Reason Gen Z is Leaving Traditional Religion
Gen Z is turning away from traditional religious institutions, but it’s not because they don’t consider themselves to be religious. They are not losing their faith. A fascinating new report…shows that a major reason why young people are leaving traditional religious institutions is that they do not see their values reflected in those institutions.
But there’s hope.
By Jamieson Taylot
November 4, 2021, faithcounts.com
Flourishing in Uncertainty: The State of Young Muslims in America
Young Muslims might continue to flourish in their faith but it’s not what some might expect. Their experiences with mosques, religious leaders, and student groups deserve more attention in order to try and uncover why they are reporting harm from religion at higher rates than their peers.
by Kevin Singer and Jamieson Taylor
March 25, 2022, TheMuslimVibe.com