Over-churched conditions spark debate on church growth
The piece argues Protestant diversification burdens communities with too many denominations and underused congregations. It cites 186 denominations in the U S from 1890 to 1906 and urges consolidation to improve efficiency and moral impact, noting regional federations and examples in Michigan and Maine.
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Junk dealer ban seeks to curb youth crime in Illinois
State lawmakers passed a junk dealer bill aimed at stopping sales to or by anyone under 18. The act imposes fines up to 500 dollars for violations and argues restricting scrap trade will reduce juvenile theft and vandalism. Illinois also leads in life insurance ownership among states, per recent stats.
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