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After the Boomers

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R. Scott Clark

on October 2, 2008

How might the evangelical church appear? Sean talks about a recent book by Robert Wuthnow.

Categorized Sociology of the Church | Tagged Demographic Trends in American Christianity, Gen X, Gen Y, Millennials, nextgen

DeYoung: After the Boomers

by

R. Scott Clark

on March 25, 2009

From Kevin’s new book.

Categorized Contemporary Evangelicalism | Tagged future of evangelicalism, nextgen

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