Intergenerational Activities on the Faith Practice of Remembering
Engage all ages in the practice of remembering as you fill a basket, create a timeline, ponder a picture book, take a field trip, and more!
Join a conversation about learning, worshiping, and serving together with those who are at different places on their lifelong journeys of faith formation.
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Engage all ages in the practice of remembering as you fill a basket, create a timeline, ponder a picture book, take a field trip, and more!
An ordinary brick, a stone, and a magnifying glass are just some of the ingredients you'll find in this list of interactive ideas. Use them to shape a summer series, plan a midweek gathering, and more.
The interactive ideas in this resource invite all ages to breathe, walk, talk, journal, praise, and "pop" their way into the practice of prayer.
What do a BINGO card, a picture book and a parable have to do with engaging all ages in the faith practice of service? Find out when you open this resource filled with interactive ideas for shaping a summer series, planning a midweek gathering, and more.
Reading about a rabbit, reflecting on a surprise, and collaboratively creating a collage are just three of the interactive ideas you'll find in this resource.
Celebration jars, bubbles, and joy walking are just a few of the engaging ideas you can use to shape a summer series, plan a midweek gathering, weave into an all-ages small group study, and more.
When we share our stories, we experience the blessing of telling and hearing about God’s faithfulness in our everyday lives. Here's one idea for becoming a story-telling church.
Invite people of all ages at your church to prepare their hearts for Advent with this engaging idea.
Sometimes we forget that older people are still growing in faith. They’re often marginalized, but your congregation needs them! Here are some ways to use the Building Blocks of Faith with older adults.
Because mentoring is highly relational, it’s a great way to experience deep belonging, explore God’s story in generative ways, build up each other’s hope in Christ, and speak into or confirm each other’s calling.
The Building Blocks of Faith describe four spiritual needs that are met in Christ. Here are some ideas for helping faith to flourish by meeting those needs in your church’s intergenerational ministries.
Join us August 3, 7:30 pm EST to learn more about Generation Spark—what it is, how it works, and how it benefits your church.
Whether your church has already fully returned to in-person worship, is waiting to return, or is currently somewhere in between, here are some intergenerational ideas for marking the milestone of returning to in-person worship.
This is short summary of what the Building Blocks of Faith are and how they can strengthen your church's faith formation efforts.
Whether you are looking for a long-term care facility for yourself or for a loved one, making the right decision can feel overwhelming. The resources in this article will help you and the ones you love make informed choices.
Pastor Jerry An believes that many of the changes that churches are making right now should last past COVID-19-related church service adjustments.
Introducing the Third Third of Life Toolkit from Faith Formation Ministries and Disability Concerns! This new FREE digital resource collection can help your church minister to and with people ages 55 and up.
There are people in your church who are just waiting for someone to ask them to share their years of accumulated wisdom. How might you make space for that amazing gift?
Community CRC in Kitchener has developed a 5-week intergenerational curriculum that studies the history and decisions of the Synod of Dort. We humbly offer this study for churches to try.
Looking for a Sunday morning learning experience which engages all ages? Check out LIFT (Living in Faith Together), a new intergenerational Sunday school curriculum from GenOn Ministries.
Are you an Organist, Volunteer or Professional Musician, Worship Planner, Pastor, Visual Artist, Children/Youth Leader, or Worshiper? If so, this conference is designed for you!
This free online resource toolkit from Faith Formation Ministries shares dozens of ideas for how intergenerational ministry helps children, teens, and adults worship, learn, serve, and grow together.
This free online resource toolkit from Faith Formation Ministries introduces four important "Building Blocks of Faith" and shares practical ideas for how to use them to assess and strengthen all of your church's ministries.
GenOn Ministries is seeking 10-15 churches to pilot LIFT (their new intergenerational relationship-building curriculum) for four weeks.
This two-page resource from Faith Formation Ministries shares ten tips for building intergenerational worship practices that engage children, teens, and adults at your church.