[13] One church in each of these groups unites regularly with a church holding eight services.
[14] One church in this group also has four week day services. One church has its four services on week day nights and has no Sunday services.
[15] One church in this group has two resident social workers.
[16] Including $250 rental value of parsonage if there is one.
[17] One church in this group has two resident social workers.
What the Protestant Churches Are Doing and Can Do for Rural America--The Results of Twenty-six Intensive County Surveys
(1) Church and Community Survey of Salem County, N. J. Ready
(2) Church and Community Survey of Pend Oreille County, Washington Ready
(3) Church and Community Survey of Sedgwick County, Kansas Ready
(4) Religion in the Old and New South Forthcoming
(5) The New and Old Immigrant on the Land, as seen in two Wisconsin Counties Ready
(6) Rural Church Life in the Middle West Ready
(7) The Country Church in Colonial Counties Ready
(8) Irrigation and Religion, a study of two prosperous California Counties Ready
(9) The Church on the Changing Frontier Ready
(10) The Rural Church Before and After the War, Comparative Studies of Two Surveys Forthcoming
(11) The Country Church in Industrial Zones Ready
(12) The Town and Country Church in the United States Forthcoming
"_They are fine pieces of work and examples of what we need to have done on a large scale._" Dr. Charles A. Ellwood, Dept. of Sociology, University of Missouri.
"_I am heartily appreciative of these splendid results._" Rev. Charles S. Macfarland, Genl. Secy., Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America.
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