The reasons for thinking so are more than plausible.  But on the upside, this may pull the plug on using “Redeemer” when naming congregations. Who said Christian America was dead?
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We Need More Dads Like H. L. Mencken’s
Or maybe not. An op-ed in the Journal reflects on the contemporary demise of Sunday school as an American religious institution and wonders about the effects of this development on the spiritual nurture of the nation’s youth.  Among the findings the author, Charlotte Hays, cites the following: A study by the Barna Group indicated that in… Read More→