The Episcopal Church has been a foul cauldron teeming with blasphemy and iniquity for a long time. Declining steadily over the last few decades, this denomination is thoroughly depraved and ceased long ago being Christian, with perhaps only a fraction of a percent of genuine believers remaining. It’s gotten so
With a median congregational age of 69 and a commitment to social justice caramels, the Episcopal Church is dying, both figuratively and literally. According to their newly-released 2021 Parochial Report, average Sunday attendance is down 36% since last year, from 547,000 people in 2019, 483,000 in 2020 to just 312,000
(Religioninpublic) Last November, I wrote a post for Religion in Public with the title, “The Data is Clear – Episcopalians are in Trouble.” In it, I used survey data to paint a portrait of a denomination that was on the brink of collapse. One of the most troubling things about
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