Christianity for the Rest of Us

Diana Butler Bass challenges the notion of decline in America's mainline Protestant churches through her comprehensive, three-year study. Contrary to popular belief, her findings indicate that many centrist and progressive churches are thriving. These congregations succeed by embracing their unique identities rather than imitating the evangelical mega-church model. The book offers a fresh perspective on the vitality and resilience of these communities, highlighting their distinct approaches to faith and worship.