I'd love to get some more insight as to what makes a congregation lean one way or the other.

I am in Southeastern CT, and we are definitely clappers. So much clapping. We seem to be pretty boisterous in general, and have lots of families/kids. We also worship in an old used car dealership, so I wonder if the non traditional atmosphere contributes to the clapping.

I'd love to get some more insight as to what makes a congregation lean one way or the other.

I am in Southeastern CT, and we are definitely clappers. So much clapping. We seem to be pretty boisterous in general, and have lots of families/kids. We also worship in an old used car dealership, so I wonder if the non traditional atmosphere contributes to the clapping.