The "Postmodern Church" refers to a movement within Christianity that emerged in response to the cultural shifts of the late 20th century. It emphasizes a more inclusive and diverse approach to faith, often questioning traditional doctrines and practices. This church seeks to engage with contemporary issues, such as social justice and environmental concerns, reflecting the values of a postmodern society. In a Postmodern Church, community and relationships are prioritized over rigid beliefs. Worship styles may vary widely, incorporating elements from various traditions and cultures. This approach encourages dialogue and exploration, allowing individuals to express their spirituality in ways that resonate with their personal experiences and the broader world.