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INTERGENERATIONAL FORMATION

intergenerational FORMATION

Intergenerational formation describes two or more generations learning and growing together in faith.

EQUIP. TEACH. FORM.

RESOURCES FOR
DISCIPLES OF ALL AGES

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Intergenerational Insights: What Is Intergenerational Ministry?

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Living Stories Sermons: An Emerging Preaching Model for Intergenerational Belonging

Peter Levenstrong (he/him/his)

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VBS, Summer Camp, and Intergenerational Curriculum Perennial Favorites

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Building a Lego Cathedral and Being Church Together

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“The BIG Way of Love for Kids”: A Child-Centered Formation Resource

Kristin LeMay (she/her/hers)

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Prayer Partners: Building Intentional, Intergenerational Community

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Hallmarks of Intergenerational Worship: Relationality

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“Magical Questions” for Formation Gatherings

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