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Breaking Down the Age Barriers: How Churches Become Intentionally Intergenerational

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A number of innovative churches are intentionally building multi-generational ministries into the fabric of their church culture.  Some of the methods discussed within this whitepaper include:

  • Creating natural ways for the generations to serve together.
  • Honoring older adults by asking them to tell their stories.
  • Educating the church body on the value of intergenerational ministry.
  • Finding ways to make the worship service multi-generational.
  • Encouraging affinity groups, rather than age groups, as a way for people to connect.
  • Hosting strategic intergenerational events.
  • Matching young people with older adults in mentoring relationships.


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