Evangelicalism is not dying among younger generations (the future may not be so dire)

I grew up in a Southern Baptist church within the Nineties. I used to be as missionary as I might be with out realizing what that phrase meant. I had a closet stuffed with Christian t-shirts in my bed room, a shelf stuffed with books I purchased from Daystar Christian Books in my bed room, and my CD case was stuffed with artists like DC Speak, Clay Jar, and Third Day. One of many hardest choices my youth pastor had was which music festivals and conferences highschool college students ought to attend. There have been simply too many choices.

Festivals like Cornerstone, Ichthus, and Agape drew 1000’s to listen to new music from among the hottest bands in modern Christian music. Now, all three of those festivals have both utterly collapsed or are measuring attendance within the a whole lot, if not the 1000’s.