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Canterbury Cathedral goes disco for chic brand of pilgrims - Vimarsana News

Canterbury Cathedral goes disco for chic brand of pilgrims

Church leaders admit they're trying to raise money while striving to appeal to young seekers who have shunned the pews in recent decades.

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ON RELIGION: Canterbury goes disco for chic brand of pilgrims - Vimarsana News

ON RELIGION: Canterbury goes disco for chic brand of pilgrims

The Gothic Revival sanctuary of the former Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion was a strange edifice to house a dance club, but that’s what happened in the early 1980s

Canterbury goes disco for chic brand of pilgrims | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Canterbury goes disco for chic brand of pilgrims | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The Gothic Revival sanctuary of the former Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion was a strange edifice to house a dance club, but that's what happened in the early 1980s with the infamous Limelight club in New York City.

Woke Christianity will kill the Church of England stone dead - Vimarsana News

Woke Christianity will kill the Church of England stone dead

The National Churches Trust reports that more than 2,000 churches have closed over the past decade, many abandoned entirely. Friends of Friendless Churches is a charity which tries to rescue and repair some in England and Wales that are no longer in use. They have more than sixty ancient, beautiful, and empty churches in their care, and they rely entirely on public donations to perform their melancholy work.

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Inside the fastest growing – and shrinking – churches in the UK - Vimarsana News

Inside the fastest growing – and shrinking – churches in the UK

The Pentecostal preacher is in full flow – his voice raised to near-deafening volume, his gestures expansive but exact, the congregation murmuring back a chorus of ‘Amens’ – when he receives an unexpected interruption. ‘A woman asked me at the barbecue last week,’ he is telling us, ‘“Pastor, if I won the Lottery…”’  A voice