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How churches became a center of California recall campaign
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Members of the Seventh Day Adventist church. | (Photo: Facebook/Seventh-day Adventist Church)
The Seventh-day Adventist Church is now in âsurvivalâ mode financially as it estimates a $26 million decline in tithe and mission offerings from their more than 21 million members around the world amid the coronavirus pandemic.
âAccording to reports received from division treasurers, the decrease in tithe income could be estimated as low as 5 percent and as high as 25 percent in some places, and the decrease in mission offerings as low as 10 percent and as high as 40 percent,â world church treasurer Juan Prestol-Puesán said during his Oct. 8 financial update to the members of the General Conference Executive Committee, according to the Adventist Review.
Poll: Less Than Half of American Adults Now Belong to a House of Worship
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For Clay Scroggins, preaching on Zoom was never part of the plan. As lead pastor at Buckhead Church in Atlanta, he was accustomed to services in a 3,000-seat auditorium, with live music and a jumbotron for people in the back. But God’s plan is often mysterious, so when the city of Atlanta forced him to shut the church’s doors last spring, Scroggins faithfully moved his ministry online. “Ultimately, we were really informed by Jesus calling for us to love our neighbors,” he says, “and the most loving thing we could do was to continue to meet virtually.”