Church Planting at the End of the Twentieth Century

The book explores the growing trend of religious disaffiliation in the United States, where over 80 million Americans identify as having no church affiliation. It delves into the reasons behind this shift, examining cultural, social, and personal factors that contribute to the decline in traditional religious practices. Through research and personal stories, the author sheds light on the implications of this phenomenon for society, community, and individual spirituality, offering insights into the evolving landscape of belief in contemporary America.