At the Blue Hole: Elegy for a Church on the Edge Reese Jack R.
At the Blue Hole: Elegy for a Church on the Edge Reese Jack R. "Said plainly, churches are in trouble. Whether or not they recognize the threats they are facing is a different matter. All churches…
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At the Blue Hole: Elegy for a Church on the Edge Reese Jack R.
"Said plainly, churches are in trouble. Whether or not they recognize the threats they are facing is a different matter. All churches are, but certainly Churches of Christ.
Many won't make it."On New Year's weekend, 1831-32, two churches came together in Lexington, Kentucky, in what is often known today as the Restoration Movement. The future is fraught with dangers. Among the churches that emerged from this movement were Churches of Christ, which grew in the nineteenth century and then flourished in the twentieth.
At their zenith, around 1990, there were over 13,000 Church of Christ congregations in the United States with nearly 1.3 million members. Especially in the southern states where Churches of Christ were concentrated, it seemed inconceivable that they would ever face their own death.Like many communities of faith, these churches are now in rapid
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