Drake

Igzy, that chart is an indictment against denominations not the local churches. If anything, this demonstrates that christians are seeking something other than what denominations are providing. Or to be more precise to the article, more evangelicals are identifying as nondenominational because the thing that dIvides them from other denominations is not resonating as it once did.

That is a case for the local churches or perhaps community churches depending which community church you mean because they are not all the same.

Therefore, you have not made the case for the "Community Church" that which you stated is the happening place for God's work and doings nowadays and the place we should all focus our efforts on. For that matter, you have yet to define what you mean by "Community Church" Do you mean the community churches that are also referred to as the "Emerging Church"?

Because if by "community church" you mean that the one down the street that I attended once that was founded decades ago and thousands like it across the country , well, it does not fit your description so there would be nothing to talk about. A non-starter. However, the "Emerging Church "does somewhat fit your descrition and if that is what you mean then there is much there we could to discuss

Please clarify.