So many changes took place in congregational life in 2022. Thom and Sam look at those changes and the implications for churches as we move into 2023.
- The co-vocational movement grew both out of necessity and out of desire.
- Evangelism returned to the conversation.
- The churches that returned to business as usual are struggling even more.
- Church construction dropped precipitously.
- The slowdown of additional liquidity into the market is affecting and will affect church finances.
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