Intergenerational Resources

On The Road to Emmaus: Pondering, Playing, & Baking with Luke 24: 13-33

I used to spend my Sunday mornings working at a bakery, mixing up twenty-pound batches of brioche and shaping hundreds of soft …

Taking time to prepare to cross the threshold into church with intention and readiness helps people of all ages worship more …

How can we invite all generations to come together and engage honestly in conversations regarding loss and grief? More …

My earliest memory of church was when I was four years old at a women’s gathering at my church. I don’t remember if there were …

Drama at St. Dunstan’s Drama - with kids; kids and youth; or all-ages - was a common part of our parish life before Covid. Back …

Being the body of Christ together in worship takes intentional planning, development and evaluation, as we learn new ways to …

If you are a craftsman . . . only look at your tools, your needle, your thimble, your beer barrel, your articles of trade, your …

As the COVID19 pandemic continues to keep extended families, youth groups, and church friends physically separate, here are some …

"Worship the Lord in the splendor of holiness." 1 Chronicles 16: 29 The Psalms are replete with natural imagery. The …

When everyone else already has their Christmas packed away in boxes, we finish the Christmas season with a final burst of sparkle …