The Let the Children Come project invites churches to explore intergenerational worship By the Rev. Kelly Ryan My son was two years old when...
Disciple: Bringing the Generations Together
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Disciple: Why ‘Discipleship’?
By Bishop Jennifer Brooke-Davidson When the diocesan mission strategy was first announced, it was made clear from the start that it was...
Join the Intergenerational Worship Project
Dear colleagues in ministry, I met recently with a children’s ministry volunteer at my church who was wondering whether God might be calling him to...
Nurturing the Gifts of Children in Worship
By the Rev. Kelly Ryan I sat down in the second pew, took a deep breath and prepared to sink peacefully into worship. And then a mom, with two young …
Disciple: ‘Let the Little Children Come’
A new Lilly Endowment grant will help congregations imagine and design worship for all ages By the Rev. Kelly Ryan The 6-year-old walked toward the altar rail and looked around. …
Equipping Families as “Faith Formers”
In Lifelong Faith: Formation for All Ages and Generations, John Roberto writes, “The family is the primary mechanism by which Christian identity becomes rooted in the lives of young people …
Diocese of North Carolina Announces $1.25 Million Grant to Help Congregations Cultivate Intergenerational Worship and Formation
October 10, 2024 The Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina has received a $1.25 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. to equip congregational leaders with the imagination, connections, skills and resources they …
Disciple: An Intergenerational Tapestry
How St. John’s, Wake Forest, is bringing generations together through worship By Summerlee Walter When Louis Mullinger first heard the Rev. Sarah Phelps’ idea for a new experimental worship service …
