How faith-based Web sites respond to the growing demand for spirituality

By Sentinel Staff

BARNA RESEARCH announced earlier this year that in the next ten years, 50 million people in the United States will do their spiritual searching, worshiping, and studying solely on the Internet.

A survey by the Pew Internet and American Life Project found that more Americans seek spiritual help online than have gone to Internet gambling sites, bid in online (see "Items of Interest," p. 4).

These figures came as no surprise to Tom Nickell, president and CEO of FaithandValues.com, which has its headquarters in Lexington, Kentucky. In April, their Web site was voted "Best of Class" by the Religion Communicators Council.

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