InterGenerate is a movement of Christians committed to bringing together all generations of the Church.
Call to Papers & Workshop Proposals: Submission Deadline Dec. 10, 2024
Keynote speakers
Mini Presentation Speakers
NEW Cohort Option
Extend your intergenerational connections and learning beyond the 2025 conference with this new cohort option. Cohorts will form during the conference, launch on Thursday afternoon, and extend through monthly meetings for the next two years.
Choosing this option is FREE at registration, but requires that you remain for the launch in the afternoon following the main conference on Thursday, June 12.
OPTIONAL Intergen GLobal Track
Connect. Converse. Collaborate.
An additional opportunity for international participants in the Intergenerate Conference to intentionally engage together as part of their preparation for the Conference itself.
The Intergen Global Track will provide space to connect, converse and collaborate with colleagues from around the world prior to the Intergenerate Conference officially commencing. A great way to make new friends, catch up with old ones and add value to your time in the US!
INTERGENERATE 2021 BOOK: ALL AGES BECOMING
We are in this together—all ages practicing, all ages becoming God’s people.
Often, intergenerational initiatives are seen as the next new church trend, or another programming tool for church growth and revitalization. Ultimately, though, intergenerational practice is at the core of what it means for us to be the body of Christ. God intends for all ages to participate in faith formation together; we are formed in our practice of intergenerationallity as we participate in the formation of becoming God’s people.
All Ages Becoming brings theologians, practitioners, and ministry leaders, representing diverse denominations, generations, cultures, and geographical locations, together to help us explore this adventure of intergenerational Christian practice. As you consider intergenerational practice in your own faith community, each chapter provides “Theology in Practice” sections with questions designed to help your community reflect, discuss, discover, experiment, reinvent, redesign, and continue in your community of practice.