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SermonsDying For ChangeClick here for complete sermon!
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Rev. Raymond Woodward Dying For ChangeLeith Anderson in his book, Rev. Raymond Woodward Mobility. People have fewer family ties and more shallow relational and societal roots. Church is no longer where you join and stay for life, but rather a "way station" along the journey.Coloring. Immigration and the high birth rate among "persons of color" will continue. Blacks, Hispanics, Asians, and other non-whites are increasing in population, while the Anglo population is declining.Graying. There are more Americans over 65 than there are teenagers. While the youth population is declining, the over-65 age group is expected to increase over 75 percent during the next 40 years.Women. It is expected that 61 percent of women will work outside the home. Currently 55 percent do. This may account for the difficulty in finding volunteers. More single and working mothers mean they are committed elsewhere and unable to be as involved in the church as in past generations.Pluralism. Our society has become increasingly tolerant of all kinds of ideals, beliefs, and rights. This has moved us away from moral absolutes to moral relativity. Many Americans do not have clearly defined convictions. Right and wrong have become subjective and relative.Shifts in Segmentation. Our society used to be segmented into lower, middle, and upper classes. Today the segmentation has been expanded and is determined more by age, gender, race, education, income, marital status, ethnic background, and so on. No longer do people go to a church because it is geographically close to them. They may drive to a different ... Click here for complete sermon! Selected works by Rev. Raymond WoodwardAvoid the Counterfeits - Habit 2 Avoid the Counterfeits - Habit 2 Handout Selected works about Highly Healthy HomeI've Been Changed For Their Sakes, Don't Give Up |
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