Twenty-three participants invested three days in October 2012 to brainstorm as a think tank on the topic of keeping and reclaiming youth in the Seventh-day Adventist church. The group was composed of pastors, researchers, practitioners, and academics. Three subtopics quickly emerged in the discussions. The first one dealt with why 50% of youth and young adults are leaving the church. Second, the groups dealt with how to keep them in the church. The final topic was how to reclaim those who left. This book includes papers and resources featured at the conference: The Youth Speak: Research papers dealing with why some youth and young adults leave the church and some stay, and how to attract more of them to come back. The Church Responds: Cas...
Young adults are conspicuously missing from the majority of Seventh-day Adventist churches. Finding ...
In addressing the problem of young adults leaving the church, Adventists tend to concentrate on chan...
At least 40 to 50 percent of youth and young adults leave the Seventh-day Adventist Church. To rever...
Studies agree that the church is losing a significant proportion of its young people. This trend is ...
After spending over six years at Emmaus SDA church, on January 1, 2004, the author was assigned to C...
There is an alarmingly high rate of decline in church attendance in most of today\u27s churches. Man...
Problem For more than a decade the Paradise Adventist Church had been experiencing a common problem ...
The Seventh-day Adventist Church is serious about the spiritual nurture of younger generations. It s...
Valuegenesis has been a tremendous tool that has given the Seventh-day Adventist church valuable inf...
Significant effort, financial resources, and study have been given to retaining Millennial youth wit...
The church in North America, and Canada in particular, is in crisis with a declining youth populatio...
We need young people, because without them the Catholic Church will have no future. Increases in dis...
Problem Young people comprise two-thirds of the 1,500 members of the Bantama I Seventh-day Adventist...
Why do they leave? Is there anything the church can do to prevent them from turning away, or to brin...
Problem: One of the most important problems facing the Seventh-day Adventist Church is the failure t...
Young adults are conspicuously missing from the majority of Seventh-day Adventist churches. Finding ...
In addressing the problem of young adults leaving the church, Adventists tend to concentrate on chan...
At least 40 to 50 percent of youth and young adults leave the Seventh-day Adventist Church. To rever...
Studies agree that the church is losing a significant proportion of its young people. This trend is ...
After spending over six years at Emmaus SDA church, on January 1, 2004, the author was assigned to C...
There is an alarmingly high rate of decline in church attendance in most of today\u27s churches. Man...
Problem For more than a decade the Paradise Adventist Church had been experiencing a common problem ...
The Seventh-day Adventist Church is serious about the spiritual nurture of younger generations. It s...
Valuegenesis has been a tremendous tool that has given the Seventh-day Adventist church valuable inf...
Significant effort, financial resources, and study have been given to retaining Millennial youth wit...
The church in North America, and Canada in particular, is in crisis with a declining youth populatio...
We need young people, because without them the Catholic Church will have no future. Increases in dis...
Problem Young people comprise two-thirds of the 1,500 members of the Bantama I Seventh-day Adventist...
Why do they leave? Is there anything the church can do to prevent them from turning away, or to brin...
Problem: One of the most important problems facing the Seventh-day Adventist Church is the failure t...
Young adults are conspicuously missing from the majority of Seventh-day Adventist churches. Finding ...
In addressing the problem of young adults leaving the church, Adventists tend to concentrate on chan...
At least 40 to 50 percent of youth and young adults leave the Seventh-day Adventist Church. To rever...