My husband and I have had conversations about where "non-religious" folks go to find the community that many find within their churches. Including the organized outreach they're able to offer the greater communities they're a part of. As more and more people describe themselves as "spiritual but not religious" and at the same time feel a growing lack of connection overall, I think this is definitely worthy of some thought.
My husband and I have had conversations about where "non-religious" folks go to find the community that many find within their churches. Including the organized outreach they're able to offer the greater communities they're a part of. As more and more people describe themselves as "spiritual but not religious" and at the same time feel a growing lack of connection overall, I think this is definitely worthy of some thought.