Description: Change pervades today's world. Change has always been part of the social landscape: predictable, rhythmic, and generational change. But today another kind of change upsets all our predictions and securities: chaotic and unpredictable change. We don't know what shape the future will take - but it will not be anything like what we are used to. In the face of these waves of change, the institutional church in America has two options. Either it will go about its business as usual - and be swallowed up by obsolescence and die by default. Or the church will choose to die - and thus find life. Death of the Church is a powerful, thought-provoking study of change and its implications for the church as an institution and for church members. Based on extensive demographic research, Death of the Church is not a collection of interesting tidbits and speculations about the future but a cohesive road map. It provides the reader with a framework for thinking about change and about the future of the church.

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