Books In Review: What is the church’s true crisis of decline? It’s probably not what you think. by Katherine Willis Pershey May 9, 2022
Books In Review: Envisioning part-time clergy as a blessing rather than a sign of decline Revitalizing lay leaders to bring congregations new life by Abby Norman July 16, 2020
News As Americans become less religious, the role of chaplains may grow by Alejandra Molina December 16, 2019
Books In Review: Why did Lyz Lenz’s church fail? Why do so many others? The former church planter’s melancholy journey through the Midwest and its faith by Elizabeth Felicetti November 11, 2019
Notes from the Global Church Decline and revival in the Church of England Future historians will identify the past quarter century as a time of real excitement and innovation. by Philip Jenkins May 31, 2019
Books Can we revitalize our dying church? Should we? Four books on congregations in decline, and what pastors can do by Jason Byassee March 21, 2018
Books In Review: Elegies without consolation An anthology of poetry mourning the demise of the Church of England by Jill Peláez Baumgaertner January 19, 2017
Notes from the Global Church New churches, old Europe European churches are currently engaged in an architectural culture war. This is startling given how weak the churches themselves have become. by Philip Jenkins June 3, 2015
Faith Matters What’s really killing the church I asked an older English woman who left the church long ago why she now wants to come back. Her response made the color drain from my face. by Samuel Wells July 11, 2013
Faith Matters Future fatigue The 1939 World's Fair's vision was whipped to a froth through wishful thinking. Church leaders should probe the future with more humility. by Thomas G. Long June 21, 2012