Results tagged “dropout” from EdStetzer.comSunday July 13, 2008 ~ 0 Comments
Find the: RESEARCH REFLECTIONS - Mark Lydecker Posted on July 13, 2008 at 8:52 PM ~ 0 Comments Tuesday August 7, 2007 ~ 13 Comments
There it was. My brand new Pontiac coupe. Shiny and spotless--except for the bubble in the factory paint. Ugh! I was so disappointed. But with my workmanship warrantee in hand, I was confident the dealer would fix it. Eighteen repair trips later I gave up. My view of "Mr. Goodwrench" was changed forever. From that time on, I vowed NEVER again to purchase a Pontiac. However, about 14 years later I did buy a 'pre-owned' GM product but only for two reasons. First, it was sold to me below market price. Who can resist a good deal! Second, any guess? It wasn't a Pontiac. Could there be any connection between their current marginal auto market share and the way they have responded to their customers understanding and desires? See here. Unfortunately, the local church has been ignoring an unsightly blemish on the face of the church hoping the problem will just fix itself. No one is going to be shocked by the newest LifeWay research released on the dropout rate of 18- to 22-year-olds from church. If anything, I suspect that many will be surprised that the numbers are not higher than 70%! But do we really need numbers to tell us that we've had and do have a serious issue that desperately needs to be addressed? No, not really. Continue reading Lost In Transition, a Research Reflection by Mark Lydecker.
Posted on August 7, 2007 at 9:13 AM ~ 13 Comments Monday August 6, 2007 ~ 0 Comments
We will have several guest bloggers this week here at the Lifeway Research Blog. Scott McConnell from Lifeway Research will interact about the research itself. You can post your questions on any of the guest blogs. Also, Mark Lydecker and Jim Johnston will be engaging in the conversation in the comments as will Chad Childress, Director of Student Evangelism at the North American Mission Board. Here are the details: Mark Lydecker Jim Johnston Scott Stevens Jeff Schadt Posted on August 6, 2007 at 9:39 PM ~ 0 Comments |
























