Want to get teenagers interested in going to church? There's an ad for that.
Actually, several ads.
A group of students at Benilde-St. Margaret in St. Louis Park recently embarked on a unique project, creating an array of different ads geared toward getting teenagers in the pews, The Catholic Spirit reports.
Trying to get younger followers interested in being more involved in organized religion remains a key goal for a number of faith groups as their membership numbers have stagnated or dwindled in recent decades.
To check out the winning ads and others, go to www.thecatholicspirit.com.
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