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Questions raised over abrupt church closure in Eugene - Vimarsana News

Questions raised over abrupt church closure in Eugene

"Toxic atmosphere" and the end of the church's lifespan are the given reasons church officials closed Trinity United Methodist Church in Eugene after more than 70 years.

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Church running since 1848 to hold final service Sunday | Church & Ministries News - Vimarsana News

Church running since 1848 to hold final service Sunday | Church & Ministries News

After declining for years, the First Presbyterian Church of Des Moines in Iowa, which has been in operation since 1848, will gather for its final collective hallelujah on Sunday, unable to rebound after the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Church running since 1848 to hold final service on Sunday | Church & Ministries News - Vimarsana News

Church running since 1848 to hold final service on Sunday | Church & Ministries News

After declining for years, the First Presbyterian Church of Des Moines in Iowa, which has been in operation since 1848, will gather for its final collective hallelujah on Sunday, unable to rebound after the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Church running since 1848 to hold final service Sunday | Church & Ministries News - Vimarsana News

Church running since 1848 to hold final service Sunday | Church & Ministries News

After declining for years, the First Presbyterian Church of Des Moines in Iowa, which has been in operation since 1848, will gather for its final collective hallelujah on Sunday, unable to rebound after the COVID-19 pandemic. 

9 realities your church will face in 2022 - Vimarsana News

9 realities your church will face in 2022

Presuming we get on the other side of COVID by the end of this year, the picture for churches in America is mostly clear. Of course, none of us can know the future with certainty, and another COVID spike could change the conversation dramatically.