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Engaging millennials was the topic of the September, 2013 Coffee Talk. Related posts are below.
“Millennials and the church, part 2: What can churches do?”
A brief list of things churches can do now to make people (including Millennials) want to go to church.
“Millennials: The Age-old problem“
In my day, when I went to Fuller Theological Seminary, we had to walk three miles up hill both ways, while fighting both the 100-degree heat and four feet of snow.
“Millennials and the church, part 1”
The irony is not lost on me that so much attention is being paid to what Millennials are and are not doing.
“POLL: Why are millennials are leaving the church?”
We keep saying millennials are leaving the church, but before we start discussing why that is, let’s take a look at the numbers prompting researchers to make such a claim.
“Millennials want to be involved in the solution”
There’s been a lot of talk about millennials and their place in the ever-changing religious landscape in America.
“Millennials, murder and the missing moral compass”
The wave of racial violence and senseless murders keep pounding the cities of the United States and now even in the rural communities of America.
- Spokane Clergy Plan to Commit to Year of Anti-Racist Work - September 15, 2020
- FāVS Online Social Coming up Sept. 10 - September 4, 2020
- FāVS Forward: Helping Women & Children - August 22, 2020
- FāVS Forward: Sr. Mary Eucharista, “Hope, Peace & Healing” - August 15, 2020
- FāVS Forward: Rev. Jim Murphy “Come and See” - August 7, 2020
- Video – Coffee Talk: The Power of Words - August 1, 2020
- FāVS Forward: Rev. Heather Tadlock “Holy Agitation” - July 25, 2020
- FāVS Forward: Liv Larson Andrews, “Beautiful Tension” - July 17, 2020
- Director of Quaker Retreat Center to be Digital Guest at Friends Church - July 13, 2020
- YWCA Spokane Calls for Women of Achievement Nominations - July 9, 2020
