lesson 6- a sticky church (slides)

7/29/2019 Lesson 6- A Sticky Church (slides)

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Sit wherever!


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Service Day This Saturday,April 28

Meet at the building at 10 AM, bring $2 for pizza lunch

Shower for Savannah Tuesday,May 8

Diapers or diaper-related gifts, 6 PM, home of JulieRoggli

Senior Sunday NightMay 13

Middle School Bowling Saturday,

Looking Forward


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SEGREGATED

Kids Table Catastophe


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I wish that there had been an intentional

effort by the church to integrate theteenagers in the body with older believers.Although I was able to do this because of

my parents direction, many of the otherteenagers were content to remain in youthgroup, largely separated from the vision

and ministry of the church at large. While itmay have driven some youth away, I wouldhave liked to see more integration within

the larger church body.


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We need to welcome children as Jesus

did. Involvement in all-church worship islinked with mature faith.

Teenagers who serve young childrenbuild sticky faith. High school seniors crave support from

adults in their congregations. Contact from adults in the church makesa difference to college freshmen.

College freshmen have difficulty finding a


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The New 5:1 Ratio

Our children need the influence of otherfaithful adults in their lives.

Be intentional.


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Table TalkIdea-

Sharing Think of some ideas for incorporating the5:1 ratio into existing church programs. Think of some brand new church events

or programs for applying the 5:1 ratio. Think of some ideas for making our

worship times more intergenerational.

Think of some ideas forritualsorrites ofpassage for children and teenagers thatcould increase intergenerational relation-

ships.

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