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Youth Temple Attendance Correlated with Better Mental Health and More Lasting Faith
The mental health crisis, especially among youth, has filled headlines in recent years. Researchers have begun to take note of how religious and spiritual practices relate to greater mental health. Scholar Jonathan Haidt notes the “efficacy of spiritual practices such as meditation, prayer, confessi
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