News Releases

EXPORT, PENNSYLVANIA – Infinity Concepts, a leading brand communications agency, is proud to announce its partnership with Global Hope, a Christian humanitarian organization committed to compassionate and holistic answers to violence in the Middle East. After...

EXPORT, PENNSYLVANIA – Infinity Concepts, a leading brand communications agency, is proud to announce its partnership with Barnabas Aid, an international aid agency that aims to support Christian communities, churches, and individuals around the world who face...

EXPORT, PENNSYLVANIA – 63% of evangelical protestants say they are politically conservative, while 24% self-identify as right in the middle, and 12% as liberal. These are the latest findings from Infinity Concepts and Grey Matter Research in the report,...

EXPORT, PENNSYLVANIA – Approximately 43 million evangelical Protestant adults came to their faith before adulthood, with half arriving at their beliefs during the formative years between 5 and 15. That was one of the benchmark findings of the latest research from...

EXPORT, PENNSYLVANIA – According to the latest research from Infinity Concepts and Grey Matter Research, the use of certain ad design elements could pave the way to increased evangelical donor interest in faith-based ads. The latest study, Strategic Creative...

EXPORT, PENNSYLVANIA – Who controls the wallet when it comes to donations in two-adult Protestant evangelical households? The latest research report from Infinity Concepts and Grey Matter Research, Who Controls the Wallet? How Evangelical Couples Give, explores that...

EXPORT, PENNSYLVANIA – Mark Dreistadt, president and CEO of Infinity Concepts, a brand communications agency based in Pittsburgh, has been named to the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) President’s Council. The NRB President’s Council serves as...

EXPORT, PENNSYLVANIA – Are donors more inclined to consider a fundraising appeal featuring someone who looks like them—sharing their race, ethnicity, and/or gender? Grey Matter and Infinity Concepts dug into this issue in the newly released report...

EXPORT, PENNSYLVANIA – Although most evangelicals have no idea about the religious faith of their primary physician, seven out of ten say knowing their doctor is a fellow believer would increase their confidence in that physician. Among evangelical Protestants...