thousands of people, causing many megachurches to switch from building bigger buildings to multiplication of smaller venues.”2 Some people worship, fellowship, and minister better in a smaller setting. The old stereotype of the stuck-in-the-mud church members who want their church small to keep things the way they’ve always been is dying out. The new “small church person” is more likely to be young and engaged; and according to research, that demographic tends to be tech-savvy, and looking for causes and