Tag: family worship
Bringing the Church Back Together-Part 3-Practical Application
In my last two blog posts (Bringing the Church Back Together- Part 2- First Steps and Bringing the Church Back Together- Part 1- Biblical Foundations) I discussed the biblical foundations of intergenerational worship and the importance of buy-in from the staff and the key leaders of your… Continue Reading “Bringing the Church Back Together-Part 3-Practical Application”
Moving OVER, but not OUT
I wish we sang something in my church that I know. I don’t know any of the new songs and no one around me does either. I wish we would sing some/more hymns…you know, something with lyrics that don’t repeat 700 times? We want… Continue Reading “Moving OVER, but not OUT”
Shared Leadership
If any church claims to be truly intergenerational, her leadership must reflect the generational diversity of the church. To be clear, there is little need for an 8 year old with limited perspective to make unilateral, major decisions requiring a broader perspective of someone… Continue Reading “Shared Leadership”
“Intergenerational Worship” is worship in which people of every age are understood to be equally important.
Howard Vanderwell
