One of the most common strategies for reaching Millennials is to think big. Big gatherings. Big budgets. Big personalities. Big stage. Big hype.
Don’t.
Instead, think small.
Read MoreOne of the most common strategies for reaching Millennials is to think big. Big gatherings. Big budgets. Big personalities. Big stage. Big hype.
Don’t.
Instead, think small.
Read MoreThere has been a lot of talk over what is the cause of the “Millennial void” in our churches. Many of the articles have a lot of consistent things to say. One recent article, by Sam Eaton, has been shared over 600,000 times.
Read MoreIf you are a church leader trying to reach millennials, you are training for a marathon. The statistics show that millennials are less interested in church then any previous generation (for a lot of good reasons, frankly), and that, combined with a number of other factors, makes reaching millennials a challenge.
But I love a challenge. And, hopefully, you do too.
Read MoreA year ago I walked into our church’s young adult ministry and found less then ten people meeting on a regular basis. We’re a church of thousands. And there were 10. On a good day. Around 15 years ago, our young adult ministry was thriving. From what I can piece together, between the congregation aging and some heavy turnover with leadership of the program, it simply faded. Sound familiar?
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