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It's not just the pope that's looking for sodomites to fill the pews and the Vatican coffers with lucre, every other false Christian church in America is suffering from decades of catering to corruption, sin, and perversion - and Jesus in not amused. Don't expect to join a caravan to get into Heaven - God's Border Wall is impenetrable.
We here at the Landover Baptist Church are delighted to hear this news - False Christian churches deserve to go under, and it's a wonderful opportunity to spread the True® Word of Jesus. As the article points out, more than 70% of Americans still claim the be Christian - and there's still time to find Jesus and the King James (1611) Bible.
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We here at the Landover Baptist Church are delighted to hear this news - False Christian churches deserve to go under, and it's a wonderful opportunity to spread the True® Word of Jesus. As the article points out, more than 70% of Americans still claim the be Christian - and there's still time to find Jesus and the King James (1611) Bible.
Freehold is the shining beacon, and we offer training programs, press kits, and franchises to make Jesus great again in your hometown.
“Between 6,000 and 10,000 churches in the U.S. are dying each year” – and that means that over 100 will die this week
November 27, 2018 by Michael Snyder
America is littered with thousands upon thousands of church buildings that aren’t being used anymore. As you will see below, between 6,000 and 10,000 churches are dying in the United States every single year, and that means that more than 100 will die this week alone. And of course thousands of others are on life support. All over the country this weekend, small handfuls of people will gather in huge buildings which once boasted very large congregations. At one time, America was widely considered to be “a Christian nation”, but that really isn’t true anymore. As an excellent article in The Atlantic has noted, even though most Americans still consider themselves to be “Christian”, the numbers are telling us a very different story…
In fact, the “nones” have risen from just 6 percent of the population in 1991 to 25 percent today. That makes them the single largest “religious group” in the United States.
Today, less than 20 percent of all Americans attend church on a regular basis. As a result, churches are dying in very large numbers, and this is a trend that appears to be accelerating. According to Thom S. Rainer of Lifeway, when you break the numbers down it means that “around 100-200 churches will close this week”…
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Any institution needs resources in order to survive, and churches are not any different.
As attendance has declined, so has giving, and at this point the percentage of charity donations going to religious institutions is at an all-time low…
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November 27, 2018 by Michael Snyder
America is littered with thousands upon thousands of church buildings that aren’t being used anymore. As you will see below, between 6,000 and 10,000 churches are dying in the United States every single year, and that means that more than 100 will die this week alone. And of course thousands of others are on life support. All over the country this weekend, small handfuls of people will gather in huge buildings which once boasted very large congregations. At one time, America was widely considered to be “a Christian nation”, but that really isn’t true anymore. As an excellent article in The Atlantic has noted, even though most Americans still consider themselves to be “Christian”, the numbers are telling us a very different story…
Many of our nation’s churches can no longer afford to maintain their structures—6,000 to 10,000 churches die each year in America—and that number will likely grow. Though more than 70 percent of our citizens still claim to be Christian, congregational participation is less central to many Americans’ faith than it once was. Most denominations are declining as a share of the overall population, and donations to congregations have been falling for decades. Meanwhile, religiously unaffiliated Americans, nicknamed the “nones,” are growing as a share of the U.S. population.
Today, less than 20 percent of all Americans attend church on a regular basis. As a result, churches are dying in very large numbers, and this is a trend that appears to be accelerating. According to Thom S. Rainer of Lifeway, when you break the numbers down it means that “around 100-200 churches will close this week”…
. . . .
Any institution needs resources in order to survive, and churches are not any different.
As attendance has declined, so has giving, and at this point the percentage of charity donations going to religious institutions is at an all-time low…
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