„… . There is a strong connection between Christian religiosity and Church membership, but also between …” „… non-membership and non-religiosity. The social goods of the Church seem to play a positive role in this relation …” „… . There is a strong connection between Christian religiosity and Church membership, but also between …”

„… . Vineyard D.A.CH is comprised of about 80 congregations in late 2017; membership statistics do not exist …” „… engagement is particularly pronounced and its ties to ‘established’ churches are strong.KeywordsVineyard …” „… Einfluss gewinnenden progressiven Emerging Church-Bewegung 14. Wie im Abschnitt Organisationsstruktur …”

„… resulting from declining membership figures and shrinking financial possibilities of the Protestant Churches …” „… VIII) in the context of the Protestant Church. Those activities are either run by church congregations …” „… is a structural pressure for change resulting from declining membership figures and shrinking …”

„… membership and priesthood, and predominantly falling-back finances are cited as arguments for church closure …” „… . Phenomena such as demographic change, loss of tradition, secularization, decline in church membership and …” „… Kirchenumnutzung [Church Reuse] Von Kim de Wildt und Robert J.J.M. PlumSummaryThe topic of church reuse or …”

„… Theology – no official membership, EUARE, Studienstif-tung des Deutschen Volkes, Europahaus …” „… Theologischen Fakultät der Universität Greifswald (II - 1.4.1: Fresh expressions of Church – Neue kirchliche …” „… Ausdrucksformen in der Church of England)Dr. Christiane Eilrich, Pastorin der Nordelbischen …”

„… . There is a strong connection between Christian religiosity and Church membership, but also between …” „… non-membership and non-religiosity. The social goods of the Church seem to play a positive role in this relation …” „… . There is a strong connection between Christian religiosity and Church membership, but also between …”

„… . Vineyard D.A.CH is comprised of about 80 congregations in late 2017; membership statistics do not exist …” „… engagement is particularly pronounced and its ties to ‘established’ churches are strong.KeywordsVineyard …” „… Einfluss gewinnenden progressiven Emerging Church-Bewegung 14. Wie im Abschnitt Organisationsstruktur …”

„… resulting from declining membership figures and shrinking financial possibilities of the Protestant Churches …” „… VIII) in the context of the Protestant Church. Those activities are either run by church congregations …” „… is a structural pressure for change resulting from declining membership figures and shrinking …”

„… membership and priesthood, and predominantly falling-back finances are cited as arguments for church closure …” „… . Phenomena such as demographic change, loss of tradition, secularization, decline in church membership and …” „… Kirchenumnutzung [Church Reuse] Von Kim de Wildt und Robert J.J.M. PlumSummaryThe topic of church reuse or …”

„… Theology – no official membership, EUARE, Studienstif-tung des Deutschen Volkes, Europahaus …” „… expressions of Church – Neue kirchliche Ausdrucksformen in der Church of England)Dr. Christiane Eilrich …” „… Science and Theology – no official membership, EUARE, Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes, Europahaus …”

„… ver-wendete Lichtbilder regulär seit Anfang der 1850er-Jahre, die Church of England Temperance Society seit …” „… ein integraler Bestandteil der Bildungs- und Freizeitangebote der Sunday School Union. Die Church Army …” „… Movement, its lack of official structures, membership or leadership, should not be failure of organization …”

„… Intentionen betrachtet: United Kingdom Band of Hope Union und die Church of England Temperance Society klärten …” „… über die Gefahren des Alkohols auf (Temperance), die Sunday School Union, die Church Army und die …” „… Agitation).Die eingangs zitierte Church Army, die im Anschluss an die Anglikanische Kir-che für den christlichen …”

„… dato «knew nothing at all of Socialism».36 Die Church Army besuchte erstmals 1903 einen Stadtteil von …” „… Church Army is doing in so many of our large towns and straggling, sleepy, neglected villages».37 In …” „… Madresfield war die Church Army «quite a new thing to most of the people», was zu vollen Aufführungssälen und …”

„… Catholic workers are to some extent church-financed. Membership figures are not very [10.] West German …” „… membership of the Deutsche Gewerkschaftsbund (DGB), which climbed steadily until 1952, is now stationary, and …” „… organizations continued nevertheless. Dwindling union membership indicated progressive loss of confidence on the …”

„… status always expressed by official membership in a specific professional group. Many a member calls …” „… of Land minister and membership in the Bundestag.15 This prohibition against dual political office on …” „… of journalists comprise well over one-third of the total membership. The new grouping of refugee …”

„… may be also »tradition reserves« such as the Italian Catholic Church. But the common phenomena …” „… political elite with deviations entering mainly as national variables. Criteria for membership in political …” „… membership, educational and technical qualifications and information sources of members and their elites …”

„… membership is 1 to 2 . At a l l levels eHorts were made by the Christian churches to further the ideal of …” „… divorce laws in favor of the women ; on the social level membership in church organizations has opened up …” „… affiliation or cammon locality Ci . e . Larteh yauth association), church membership (i . e. Methodist …”