In this case, though, the answer is a Christian youth rally. They have no fear about sharing their faith, no shame in identifying with Christ and a total willingness to commit their time and finances. It seems many have been doing just that. These items supposedly reaffirm a teen's beliefs and remind them to make the right decisions.
Teens also fuel the ever-growing Christian rock industry.
A fairly new category, contemporary Christian music sold over 44.6 million albums in 1998. Bands such as Jars of Clay, DC Talk and the Supertones have become increasingly popular. Many teens listen to the music for inspirational messages. Concerts are not only attended for the music but to meet other teens who share the same religious values. Even more than the financial commitment of teens is the one of time.