
The silent exodus of senior adults
Senior adults are quietly leaving many churches. It may not be noticed but it will be felt.
Senior adults are quietly leaving many churches. It may not be noticed but it will be felt.
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Good pastors are hard to find. Some churches that are without a pastor have spent two years or longer in a search for their next one.
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Many are talking about revival and asking questions. Are we experiencing revival? Is our nation experiencing a mass mourning process or are the American people simply rubbernecking another American tragedy? Time will tell, but I pray for revival in our world.
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I was recently asked to bring a greeting to some of Kentucky’s finest ministry leaders. These are men and women who have started or currently lead nonprofits serving crucial needs in their communities here in Kentucky.
Lifeway Research’s State of Ministry to Women report highlights some interesting findings. The data shows more than 3 in 5 (63%) female churchgoers attend a church that has an organized women’s ministry. Lifeway Research then asked these women about the value and help that women’s ministry provides.