The Country Church Problem by Henry Wallace
Henry Wallace argues rural churches declined not from faith but from economic and social shifts. The open country population shrank as railroads, homesteads, and land speculation emptied farms, detaching people from village churches. Yet resilient congregations adapt by focusing on community life and youth, as seen in the Church of the Brethren and Presbyterian examples.
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