Many millennials, those born in the last two decades of the twentieth century, have turned their backs to mainline Christianity. Young adults who grew up in the church have not followed the faith traditions of their parents. Tom Couser proposes that the church's message is still relevant and speaks to the needs of millennials. In this book he examines the issues and obstacles that keep the church from being effective in reaching today's teens and young adults.
Many millennials, those born in the last two decades of the twentieth century, have turned their backs to mainline Christianity. Young adults who g...
Many millennials, those born in the last two decades of the twentieth century, have turned their backs to mainline Christianity. Young adults who grew up in the church have not followed the faith traditions of their parents. Tom Couser proposes that the church's message is still relevant and speaks to the needs of millennials. In this book he examines the issues and obstacles that keep the church from being effective in reaching today's teens and young adults.
Many millennials, those born in the last two decades of the twentieth century, have turned their backs to mainline Christianity. Young adults who g...
