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Sasha William KwapinskiAugust 3, 2024
I was around during the 1960's to see the beginnings of the decline of liberal churches, and I was part of that "out-migration." As the article points out, the Episcopal, Methodist (UMC) and other mainline liberal denominations have been declining in real numbers, ranging into the millions of members, from that time up to the current day.
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