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Submit Reviewattendance-lower-pre-pandemic.aspx">Church attendance is on the decline. And the pandemic might not be to blame. Church attendance was falling even before 2020 among every major religion and subgroup.
Coming up this weekend, the United Church on the Green is welcoming Rev. Dr. Stephen G. Ray, Jr. This church-on-the-green.htm#:~:text=Built%20in%201815%2C%20by%20architect,movement%20in%20the%20United%20States.">historic church in New Haven played a key part of the abolitionist movement.
Rev. Dr. Stephen G. Ray, Jr. is going to be the church's first black minister. Today, he joins us to talk about his hopes for this historic church, and welcoming a new generation of parishioners.
And later, we hear from the Yale Divinity School and learn about their involvement in an exciting project called the Living Village Project which broke ground last week. The Living Village is going to be a net-positive-energy building that will provide affordable housing to students.
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