One of the problems with the census data is that it is still using categories from a century ago, which do not reflect current categories. In particular, the older categories do not reflect the current divide between evangelical and mainline Protestant churches. Over the past quarter-century, there has been a massive shift within ‘Protestantism.’
Open houses help Lutherans connect with their neighbours
A recent cross-country ‘open house’ project achieved “exactly what we wanted,” said Ian Adnams — namely, helping Lutheran congregations “connect with their communities.” The project essentially encouraged local congregations to invite people to open houses on the last weekend of September. The denomination is still receiving feedback from the congregations, but initial indications are that […]
New Challenges in Europe
For many centuries, Europe was the bedrock of the established church. That state of affairs is long gone, according to church planting expert Murray Moerman. After many years leading Church Planting Canada, he has taken on a new challenge: the evangelization of one of the world’s most secular regions. With his wife Carol, he recently […]
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