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Becoming Intergenerational: An Invitation to Reimagine Church Across Generations: How Churches Rediscover Mission, Discipleship, and Belonging Across Generations
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April 22, 2026
Family is generational
Relational living in healthy congregational setting is what discipleship is meant to grow up in. From theory to practice. This book looks back and looks forward. In a world where we look for a place to seperate this author makes a powerful case for assembly and community. He unpacks a summary of the problem and discusses ways to do life differently. When generations are separated you end up with fractured families, broken homes and self-focused people, but when they stick together something beautiful happens. A generational congregation is a living vibrant and loving place.
Relational living in healthy congregational setting is what discipleship is meant to grow up in. From theory to practice. This book looks back and looks forward. In a world where we look for a place to seperate this author makes a powerful case for assembly and community. He unpacks a summary of the problem and discusses ways to do life differently. When generations are separated you end up with fractured families, broken homes and self-focused people, but when they stick together something beautiful happens. A generational congregation is a living vibrant and loving place.
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