An interesing post over at MMI about church growth... it's basically a study of 900 churches, and the ones that are growing have 4 things in common:

1. The church is multiracial
2. Men make up at least 60% of the participants
3. Leaders describe worship as "slightly to not at all" reverent
4. Drums/percussion is used every time.

Just thought it was interesting and might be good to bat around some thoughts/conversation about the study. I thought it might be a bit of a window into current culture and relevance issues. Anyway, the link is above. Enjoy and post some thoughts if you'd like.