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100,000 Reuses for the Church to Find - Vimarsana News

100,000 Reuses for the Church to Find

With a record number of congregations predicted to close their doors by 2025, multiuse developments may be the future for shrinking congregations and empty buildings.

Prayer and possibilities: NYC churches and other houses of worship have tremendous resources to leverage - Vimarsana News

Prayer and possibilities: NYC churches and other houses of worship have tremendous resources to leverage

Happy Easter in this city of many faiths. New York, long lambasted by know-nothing “real American” precursors of Marjorie Taylor Greene as a place of sin and godlessness, has always been brimming with churches. By one count, there are 4,000 Christian houses of worship of every denomination, size, age and color — along with an estimated 1,000 synagogues and 100 mosques.

Evangelical Christians back Trump remarks on Capitol riot and Biden - Vimarsana News

Evangelical Christians back Trump remarks on Capitol riot and Biden

USA TODAY Like millions of other Americans, Franklin Graham watched the disturbing images of last week's riots at the U.S. Capitol with swelling concern and anger.  Graham, son of the late evangelist Billy Graham and head of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, said he was sickened to see "people attack my Capitol and break down the doors of my Capitol" and was dismayed to see how President Donald Trump riled up the protesters.  "I don't think it was the president's finest moment," he said.  But Graham said he doesn't expect the tumult at the Capitol to deter evangelical Christian...

'No regrets': Evangelicals and other faith leaders still support Trump after deadly US Capitol attack - Vimarsana News

'No regrets': Evangelicals and other faith leaders still support Trump after deadly US Capitol attack

'No regrets': Evangelicals and other faith leaders still support Trump after deadly US Capitol attack Rick Jervis, Marc Ramirez and Romina Ruiz-Goiriena, USA TODAY Trump takes no responsibility for Capitol attack Replay Video UP NEXT Like millions of other Americans, Franklin Graham watched the disturbing images of last week's riots at the U.S. Capitol with swelling concern and anger.  Graham, son of the late evangelist Billy Graham and head of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, said he was sickened to see "people attack my Capitol and break down the doors of my Cap...

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