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Today, Rudy Hartmann and Zach Yentzer join us to talk about engaging millennials and the importance of having intergenerational churches.

Rudy Hartmann // Church Planting Candidate: Salt Network //@HartmannRudy

Zach Yentzer // 100 Creative Cities //@ZachYentzer

Notable Points:

• The multi generational myth.
  • Often churches target different generations with different services.
  • Ideas can be shared and mentoring can happen when different generations are together.
  • Do the generations share life together throughout the week?
    • Interaction is the important part of multigenerational model to be impactful.
• Generational diversity is important
  • Messaging from the pastor can make a big impact in this being your church’s paradigm.
  • Churches and organizations that get the different generations to work together are the ones that make an impact.
• Don’t put each generation into a box.
  • People want to push past their preferences to experience a different type of church.
  • Diversity creates a better expression of the church.

Links We Talked About

100 Creative Cities Home Page

10 Confessions of Millennial Leaders

Recommended Books

Creative: Designing Churches that Engage Generations Together – Zach Yentzer

The Millennials

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