April 12, 2012
Thursday
9:30 am – 2:30 pm

Prosser Auditorium, HUB
Moravian College
Locust & Monocacy Streets

Program Fee:Free

Contact Hours: 3.5 (.35 CEU)

Streaming video available

What are the particular economic, social, and spiritual challenges faced by adults in their 20s and 30s, who are widely thought of as post/un-Christian (and how has our society shifted since that relatively recent time when congregational life flourished in our country)? As we think about the next twenty years, how can we create innovative church cultures that will effectively engage the vision and energy of this age cohort? Carol Howard Merritt will lead us in exploring these questions as we imagine what responsive spiritual communities might look like in the years to come.

Streaming video for this event is available via a high-speed Internet connection. Watch the lectures live from your own computer, and interact with the speaker by email, IM or text message. Details

Carol Howard Merritt is a pastor at Western Presbyterian Church, an intergenerational congregation in Washington, D.C. Carol is the author of Reframing Hope(Alban, 2010) andTribal Church (Alban, 2007); she hosts a blog, Tribal Church, in cooperation with The Christian Century, and is the co-host, with Landon Whitsitt, of God Complex Radio.