Why Are Churches Dying? | Michael Graham

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Why Are Churches Dying? | Michael Graham

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Sep 26, 2023

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We're in the mist of the most significant religious shift in American history. Millions are abandoning organized Christianity, but there is little clarity about why they're leaving, or how to stem the exodus. Shane welcomes Michael Graham, co-author of The Great Dechurching, to offer data-driven answers and surprising hope.

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