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Six Thousand Country Churches

By Charles Otis Gill

(3.5 stars) β€’ 10 reviews

Discover how a groundbreaking study exposes the hidden struggles of Ohio's country churches and their surprising influence on the lives of local communities in the early 20th century.

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2010-08-30
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"Six Thousand Country Churches" by Charles Otis Gill is an exploration into the state of rural religious institutions in Ohio during the early 1900s, examining the impact these churches have on their communities and the difficulties they encounter. Starting with prior studies in Vermont and New York, the book details a large-scale investigation carried out with the help of church officials and local residents. The aim is to collect detailed information regarding church attendance, the availability of ministers, and community involvement. The research suggests that many rural churches in Ohio struggle with an excess of churches but not enough support, impacting their ability to nurture both spiritual growth and effective community engagement.

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