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Catching the Wave: How Your Church Can Reach a Spiritually Hungry Generation
Exciting insights, stories and ideas for building a youth work that reaches unchurched Gen Z and Gen A teens with the gospel at this key moment of quiet revival.After years of church decline, something is happening in the UK—a sharp rise in the number of young people who identify as followers of Jesus and attend church regularly.
This new, quiet revival among Gen Z and Gen A presents the church with a tremendous opportunity.
Drawing on his experience as the National Director of British Youth for Christ, Neil O’Boyle encourages you to seize this moment of spiritual openness as he…
Shares inspiring stories about youth workers and youthOffers insights from statistics, research and experienceSuggests practical ideas you can adapt to your contextEquips you to communicate with young people and care well for them in the social issues they faceThrough O’Boyle’s emphasis on prayer and self-reflection, you’ll find yourself anchored in a sense of God’s power as you seek to participate in God’s exciting work among the younger generations.
This new, quiet revival among Gen Z and Gen A presents the church with a tremendous opportunity.
Drawing on his experience as the National Director of British Youth for Christ, Neil O’Boyle encourages you to seize this moment of spiritual openness as he…
Shares inspiring stories about youth workers and youthOffers insights from statistics, research and experienceSuggests practical ideas you can adapt to your contextEquips you to communicate with young people and care well for them in the social issues they faceThrough O’Boyle’s emphasis on prayer and self-reflection, you’ll find yourself anchored in a sense of God’s power as you seek to participate in God’s exciting work among the younger generations.
160 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 1, 2026
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