Does the current research indicate a reversal in the decline of Christianity in the U.S. or a mere pause? That is yet to be determined.
Sociologist's new book explains why organized religion has lost relevancy
Christian Smith’s research shows traditional religion isn’t just declining. It’s culturally obsolete.
Replanting a Historic Minneapolis Megachurch
The need for revitalization is widespread. Some sources suggest more than half of U.S. churches are in some stage of decline.
A bishop of the Arctic says goodbye
As Canada’s Anglican church dwindles, its most remote (and most expansive) diocese has shown growth. One bishop responsible for that trend is retiring, leaving his successor to find clergy willing to take on the Arctic’s challenges.
Many church buildings sit empty for a good portion of the week. What are the pros and cons of sharing the campus with other non-profits? Josh and Sam discuss some items to consider before opening your doors to other groups, churches, and ministries.
EfM Plans New Multimedia Curriculum
This week, thousands of laypeople across the country—as well as in parts of Europe, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, and Hong Kong—will come together for at least two hours to study theology. They will meet in person or online in small groups of no more than 12, with one or two mentors facilitating discussions on various topics, from Hebrew and Christian Scripture to ethics and spirituality.
Related: Education for Ministry releases curriculum addition, new course options ahead of 50th anniversaryWhy Hospitality in the New Testament Doesn’t Mean What You Think It Does
...one of the central features of the early Christian movement was that they were a people who traveled, and traveled extensively.
Preaching and Teaching With the Lost in View
Here are three things to consider as we preach or teach with nonbelievers in view.
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