At the end of the nineteenth century, urban Protestant churches reacted to the influx of non-Protestants by evangelizing and making the church an...

At the end of the nineteenth century, urban Protestant churches reacted to the influx of non-Protestants by evangelizing and making the church an instrument of social uplift. isolating themselves from surrounding neighborhoods. sending their most effective ministers into downtown churches and synagogues to counter the Catholics and convert the Jews. segregating their congregations according to social class

At the end of the nineteenth century, urban Protestant churches reacted to the influx of nonProtestants byA. Evangelizing and making the church an instrument of social uplift.B. Isolating them...