Vintage Faith in Santa Cruz
Posted by Eric in Uncategorized on 08 11th, 2008 | one response
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Eric,
Thank you for stopping by my blog and offering some curriculum advice. I really do appreciate that. I am really trying to figure out a few things about how Emerging Generations are going to be reached by my denomination. I am a Church of Christ minister. Churches of Christ have traditionally been very resistant to change and in the past were very legalistic. Things have improved but some of that old mindset is still ingrained for some. So it makes for challenges as culture is changing faster than ever yet the church members want to think things are like they always have been. I am really trying to wrap my mind around all this to try to get more Churches of Christ/Church of Christ ministers aware of the cultural changes and how to effectively engage the world in a way that speaks to them. Should be interesting.