From the largest denomination to the smallest congregation, religion in America is in the midst of inevitable change. Religious affiliation, church membership, and worship attendance have all steadily declined since the turn of the century, while the number of adults who identify as religiously unaffiliated continues to grow. Will we be dispirited by the uncertainties of change, or inspirited by its possibilities? Will our vision for a better world be narrowed by fear, or widened by hope? How we respond to change will determine both the future of our religious communities and the future of our faith tradition.