Podcast Episode #047
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In a recent post, I listed seven reasons very active church members drop out. These aren’t your casual members. These are the ones that are there in a leadership role or a serving capacity on a regular basis. We discuss the seven reasons they may drop out and provide ways for churches to keep these members involved when they show signs of leaving.
- Moral failure.
- Dropping out of a group.
- Burnout.
- Traumatic event.
- Dropping out of a ministry.
- Major interpersonal conflict.
- Gradual withdrawal.
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I have been going to Church for what seem forever. I had a break for about 7 years when I had a laps in faith around about the age of 30 + . When I came back through an outreach in my area, I became more involved with people outside the Church. I was asked to be a councillor at the Billy Graham Rally in Liverpool G.B. Near Where I live in Manchester. I was involved in the Good News Outreach, and other things.
I moved to Yorkshire G.B. I joined a new