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Aaron Earls

Aaron Earls

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Media Relations Specialist and Writer, LifeWay

Nashville

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Reformed Theology Religion Current Events On again and off again food blogger.

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Most topics that are NOT related to cryptocurrency.

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Total articles 1748

  • Few Protestant Pastors Believe Their Churches Will Close Soon

    By Aaron Earls| lifeway.com@ Most pastors do not expect their churches to close in the next ten years, yet church closures may be more common than openings. By Aaron EarlsMost pastors believe their churches will be around for at least another decade, but that’s not the reality for some. According to a Lifeway Research study of U.S. Protestant pastors, 94% believe their churches will still exist in 10 years, 4% disagree and 2% aren’t sure.

    By Aaron Earls · lifeway.com

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Easter remains high attendance day for most churches, study shows

    By Aaron Earls, Emily Hall| Southern Baptist Texan Verified Most pastors are expecting one of their largest crowds on Easter, but those expectations have tempered some in the past decade. The three highest-attendance Sundays for pastors—Easter, Christmas and Mother’s Day—have remained the same since 2011, but each is now less likely to be among the top days, according to a Lifeway Research study of U.S. Protestant pastors.

    By Aaron Earls, Emily Hall · Southern Baptist Texan

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Few Protestant Pastors Believe Their Churches Will Close Soon

    By Aaron Earls| lifeway.com@ Most pastors do not expect their churches to close in the next ten years, yet church closures may be more common than openings. By Aaron EarlsMost pastors believe their churches will be around for at least another decade, but that’s not the reality for some. According to a Lifeway Research study of U.S. Protestant pastors, 94% believe their churches will still exist in 10 years, 4% disagree and 2% aren’t sure.

    By Aaron Earls · lifeway.com

    Apr. 15, 2025

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