Instead of asking, "Why are young people leaving?" in this episode, host Justin Khoe asks, "Why are young people staying?" Dr. A Allan Martin joins us again to challenge some of the myths surrounding what young people tend to want in a church community, and to refocus the conversation on the greatest uniting principle in those that stay: authentic relationships.

Instead of asking, "Why are young people leaving?" in this episode, host Justin Khoe asks, "Why are young people staying?" Dr. A Allan Martin joins us again to challenge some of the myths surrounding what young people tend to want in a church community, and to refocus the conversation on the greatest uniting principle in those that stay: authentic relationships.

Instead of asking, "Why are young people leaving?" in this episode, host Justin Khoe asks, "Why are young people staying?" Dr. A Allan Martin joins us again to challenge some of the myths surrounding what young people tend to want in a church community, and to refocus the conversation on the greatest uniting principle in those that stay: authentic relationships.

Intergenerational Relationships

The typical church in the United States is growing older and growing smaller. Research indicates that as many as half of the people growing up in Christian churches today will end up walking away from their religious affiliation. The Growing Together Podcast is all about honest and hopeful conversation with leaders who are challenging the narrative and creating thriving Seventh-day Adventist Churches for all generations. The current state of the church today is not the end of the story, and you can be part of the change. Listen, learn, be inspired, and share with your network. We are stronger together.

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Intergenerational Relationships

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