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The congregation was experiencing declining membership and realized that if this trend continued, they would soon be struggling to pay the mortgage on the building. To attract new members, they implemented a variety of programs such as free childcare for parents attending the service, free week-long summer camps for school-aged children of members, and a variety of youth programs throughout the year. What model did this congregation adopt to increase their membership?

▸ an educational model

▸ a capitalist model

▸ a market model

▸ a secular model

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