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Originally Posted by aron
It's worth considering the "churn rate", or turnover, this group incurs. I suspect even the Mormons do a better job of retaining their YP. In my old locality there are maybe 3 left out of probably 65 or so, from 30 years ago. Maybe 4 or 5 are "serving the ministry" somewhere. Another 15 or 20 are meeting in other local churches. Many of the rest are not even practicing Christian any more. A few are meeting with other Christian groups.
What's the human cost of growing up in this system? The time for "covering" is long since gone.
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I agree. the churn rate is the barometer on how they are healthy. My country, South Korea, has gone through a "high" turnover rate.