by mywtdivi2 | Nov 1, 2021 | COVID, FaithX Blog, Posts by Darren Slade
by Darren Slade, PhD – FaithX Director of Research The organization, Faith Communities Today, along with 21 other Christian faith traditions, just released the results of the largest national survey of congregational trends in the United States. Spanning two decades...
by mywtdivi2 | Jul 8, 2021 | COVID, FaithX Blog, Posts by Darren Slade
by Darren Slade, PhD – FaithX Director of Research Over the past year, the FaithX Project, in partnership with researchers from the Global Center for Religious Research (GCRR), conducted a study to answer one very important question about clergy deaths: How many...
by mywtdivi2 | Jun 3, 2021 | FaithX Blog, Posts by Ken Howard
By the Rev. Ken Howard “Does the Church have a future?” is the wrong question.The real question is, “Does the future have a Church?”– Attributed variously I think I agree… I would only add, “And if it does, in what form will that Church be?” It was a little over...
by mywtdivi2 | Jun 27, 2019 | FaithX Blog, Posts by Ken Howard
This post on MissionWebs and Drive Times is writtenby Ken Howard If “Love your neighbor” remains a core command for followers of Jesus, both as individuals and as congregations, then “Who are the people of our neighborhood?” (cue Mr. Rogers’ theme song) remains our...
by mywtdivi2 | Jun 24, 2016 | FaithX Blog, FaithX Services, Future of FaithX, Ministry Development and Redevelopment, News/Announcements, Posts by Ken Howard, Research and Development, Topics
This post is the first in a five-part series on the Religion Singularity. Religion Singularity is a term I first coined in a paper entitled “Singularity: The Death of Religion and the Resurrection of Faith,” presented earlier this year at the 2016 Conference on...
