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The Presbyterian Church in a consumer society
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- The Presbyterian Church (USA), along with other mainline denominations, struggles to be a viable concern in the consumer society that dominates American culture. As 'baby boomers' reach the age when they might be expected to fill leadership roles in the church, the problems of the consumer culture attract new attention. Baby boomers commonly do not recognize marks of a true church as historically understood in Presbyterian/Reformed churches. Basing the Church's identity on these marks, this project studies approaches of Presbyterian ministers who promote and preserve true churches, in order to present their ideas to the elders of Saint Philip Presbyterian Church of Houston, Texas. The plan presented is applicable to all Presbyterian congregations.
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