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Americans are leaving church behind. They're giving up a lot more than faith. - Vimarsana News

Americans are leaving church behind. They're giving up a lot more than faith.

My conflict with the Methodist Church didn't drive me away. It has become an act of faith.

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After losing hundreds of churches to LGBTQ rift, United Methodists charter a new one in Erlanger - Vimarsana News

After losing hundreds of churches to LGBTQ rift, United Methodists charter a new one in Erlanger

As hundreds of United Methodist churches in Kentucky left the denomination over LGBTQ+ issues, some members disappointed with the disaffiliation wanted to remain United Methodists.

After losing churches over homosexuality stance, United Methodists pick up a new church in NKY - NKyTribune - Vimarsana News

After losing churches over homosexuality stance, United Methodists pick up a new church in NKY - NKyTribune

By Jack BrammerNKyTribune reporterWhen hundreds of United Methodist churches in Kentucky left the denomination in the last year or so basically over differences about homosexuality, some of the

United Methodist Church in Kentucky losing congregations to rift over LGBTQ inclusion - Vimarsana News

United Methodist Church in Kentucky losing congregations to rift over LGBTQ inclusion

On a cold morning last winter, some of the 50 to 75 members of a church on Forest Avenue in Maysville used pens in their small, but beloved, house of

United Methodist Church no longer 'united' as more churches will 'disenfranchise' over gay rights - Vimarsana News

United Methodist Church no longer 'united' as more churches will 'disenfranchise' over gay rights

By Jack BrammerThe Kentucky LanternOn a cold morning last winter, some of the 50 to 75 members of a church on Forest Avenue in Maysville used pens in their small, but beloved, house of worship for