Spiritual but not religious.
What does that mean
to you
or to others?
Pew Research Center
polls
these trends.
Their findings
show
the number of people
unaffiliated
with any religious body
is continuing
to grow
at a rapid pace.
The number is
about one-fifth
of the U.S. public
and
one-third
of adults under thirty.
However,
two-thirds
of this
unaffiliated group
say they
believe in God.
Churches and places
of worship
are being sold
and re-purposed.
One denomination
buys and forms
a new congregation,
a community
with another way
for worship.
Empty churches
can be
discouraging.
Some people and families
are coming together in
different places,
some in homes
where
as the Bible
says,
“Wherever there are more
than two people gathered,
there am I
in their midst.”
Spiritual but not religious.
Is that how you feel?
Are you seeking
others
to create
new rituals
which express
and become
community
for you?
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