By Chuck Lawless
Many churches consist of one primary generation, and that’s not the healthiest church. At the same time, though, growing an intentionally multi-generational church is not easy. Take a look at these reasons to be a multi-generational congregation, and then be aware of why it’s hard to get there. Read More
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In my youth and early adulthood multi-generational churches were far more common than they are nowadays. Grandparents, parents, and children of all ages worshiped together on Sunday mornings.
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