Is the ‘missing generation’ still missing?

Laying the foundations: young adults and biblical literacy

Ruth Perrin unpacks why biblical literacy matters for young adults now and what we, as the church, can do about it

Ruth Perrin
20s & 30s

Discipling young adults for the post-COVID world

Take a fresh look at Jesus’ words to His disciples, says Tim Yearsley, of the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity (LICC)

Tim Yearsley
20s & 30s

Culture, discipleship and hope at The Well church, Sheffield

Wonderful stories are coming from the many young adults at our church during the pandemic, Marjorie Allen tells Mim Heritage

Guest writer
20s & 30s

Virtual foyers and Zoom handshakes

How young adults are finding new churches when they can’t walk through the doors

Guest writer
20s & 30s

Is the ‘missing generation’ still missing? Welcome to the conversation

Today marks the launch of a new resource from the Evangelical Alliance to help us navigate the changing landscape as we emerge from effects of the global pandemic

Phil Knox
20s & 30s

Getting started with social media

Online outreach to young adults doesn’t have to be a headache, says Jo Frost, director of communications and engagement

Jo Frost
20s & 30s

Is it time to review the way we worship?

We can’t sing together, but there are many other creative ways to worship our God

Guest writer
20s & 30s

Hearts for justice: why young adults want missional churches

20s and 30s want to see positive change in the world, which is why they’re drawn to churches that share the gospel in action too, says Alianore Smith

Alianore Smith
20s & 30s

Is the ‘missing generation’ still missing?

Every church wants to make young adult disciples, but many might not know where to begin. Start with this resource, which stimulates thinking and facilitates conversation