3 Ways Millennials See Missions Differently
Millennials are changing the missions landscape and taking on challenges in ways previous generations have not.
The highways of online media are strewn with attempts to explain millennials, my hard-to-pin-down generation that’s currently somewhere between the ages of 14 and 34 — and even that range is a little squishy. Churches, marketers and, yes, missions agencies, would love to know exactly what makes millennials tick. But most attempts to put us in a box fall short. Millennials — even millennial Christians — are not monolithic. They defy unifying definitions, aside from superficial observations (“Those millennials and their iPhones!”) that often apply as much to other generations as they do to 20-somethings. There is little doubt, however,…
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Here in Canada, we have an enormous mission field. Most Canadians, approx. 85% are unbelievers, either having abandoned Christianity or…