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During the 1970s and '80s, the flocks gathered in conservative Protestant pews kept growing and growing – until a third of the U.S. population could be defined as "evangelical."

During the 1970s and ‘80s, the flocks gathered in conservative Protestant pews kept growing and growing — until a third of the U.S. population could be defined as “evangelical.”

During the 1970s and 80s, the flocks gathered in conservative Protestant pews kept growing and growing -- until a third of the U.S. population could be defined as "evangelical."

The Christian nationalist movement is not only hoping to coerce Americans into becoming more religious — it is also hoping they will embrace the severe and

A new study looks at why millions of Americans left church — and what might bring them back.

(RNS) — A new study looks at why millions of Americans left church — and what might bring them back.

Over the last few decades, church attendance and affiliation have dropped dramatically.  Over those same decades, evangelical congregations have changed dramatically.  It's time to consider whether or not those changes have contributed to the decline. (A free post)

The data show that for more Americans, church membership is no longer meaningful. But what if we could "re-church church?"

I am a fan of local congregations, face-to-face communities of worship and witness. This love has remained through 40 years of ministry — the good, the bad and the boring.

There are group of women in Montana that have made it their mission to help dogs find loving homes. They are called the Montana Pittie Project.