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Tag Archives: Intergenerational

Stewardship for the Whole Family

When we think of stewardship, often two things come to mind: money and adults. What else is there? How can all ages participate? Stewardship for All Ages There are many words used for stewardship campaigns: commitment, pledging, faithfulness, finances, etc. … Continue reading →

5 Principles of Faith Formation: A Call to Action

The Five Principles of Faith Formation are a valuable way to rethink what it means to be the church in both the congregation and the home. A challenge for the church today is retaining its children, youth, and adults and, … Continue reading →

Family Service Projects

Worship, fellowship, and service can all be intergenerational events and projects. This blog post centers on service project ideas to do as a community together. Family Service Projects Intergenerational service projects provide opportunities for participants of all ages to work … Continue reading →

Family Sunday School

What if we teach children with their parents or caregivers? Family-focused, intergenerational learning offers a variety of positive benefits for all. Family Sunday School Intergenerational learning offers so many benefits for all ages: strengthening faith, nurturing community, passing on traditions, … Continue reading →

New Product: Learning Together!

Learning Together—Spirit & Truth Publishing’s newest faith formation curriculum—will be a series of independent, thematic units intended for intergenerational classes, rotation or traditional multi-age Sunday school, and even Vacation Bible School! Announcing Learning Together! I am excited to announce that … Continue reading →

Worship & the Children’s Sermon

An intentional children’s time is a great opportunity to include our younger disciples in the worship service. However, it is too often the only time children are included. The solution: make this and (eventually) the whole service intergenerational! The Story … Continue reading →