In theory, everyone likes the idea of intergenerational practices. Honestly though, I’ve learned it’s more fun to demonize age segregation than to consistently commit to bringing all ages together through the highs and lows.  Several years ago, our church developed and committed to an intergenerational vision of congregational life, including how we approach worship, teaching, service, discipleship, and small groups.  In this time, we’ve experienced successes and failures, resistance and affirmation. Through it all, we’ve listened to critiques and fresh ideas, made adjustments, and recommitted to an intergenerational ecclesial culture.