Tag Archives: dying churches

Church in the Year 2050

Posted on 30 November, 2016 by David Rogers, Magister en Artes

Fifty years ago I was a busy and often dirty faced-little boy, contented to play outdoors in the woods. My friends and I loved to climb trees, primarily because we reveled at the task of building a “tree house” up … Continue reading →

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My Highway Meditations Concerning Church Attrition

Posted on 9 April, 2013 by David Rogers, Magister en Artes

There I was looking at the GPS, while comparing it to my 2006 Atlas and looking for the right exit to turn into Butler, Pennsylvania. My destination? The church where at the age of 9 I followed the Lord in … Continue reading →

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Church Attrition Hurting the Cause of Missions

Posted on 25 January, 2013 by David Rogers, Magister en Artes

Sixty-five years ago it was popular to be a church goer, to wear a label of the name of a Church or a denomination. In the mid 1940’s and 1950’s, as the baby boomers were being born, families wanted to … Continue reading →

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