The current state of the world has forced many churches to move to online services. While some will stay in that format for the foreseeable future, others have opted to conduct smaller gatherings. Still other congregations expect that they will have to close their doors forever. All of this has forced congregations across the nation to reconsider how they do church. But this is just the tip of the iceberg for a bigger conversation that has already been happening for quite some time. From the worship wars that dominated ecclesial conversations for a good decade to the more recent conversations about the validity of the seeker-sensitive model, conversations about what a church should look like have been a part of the history of the Church universal since its inception.

In this final episode we ask: How should we do church? Is there a right or wrong way to have services? Where do churches have the freedom to be diverse? Where should churches be unified? All that and more on this edition of Questions From The Pew.