Looking for top church growth opportunities? Then it’s time to ditch your outdated stereotype of millennials.
After nearly two decades of massive Gen Y exodus from the church, the tide is turning!
Amidst the troubling trend that churches are getting less of the charitable giving “pie” than ever (GivingUSA 2022 Report), millennials have suddenly become the generation to watch.
To everyone's surprise, this "disruptive" generation is by-passing Gen X and Boomers in attendance, giving and volunteering.
Like all demographics, Millennials want things on their own terms:
Understanding current trends and how they influence generosity is key for churches, as this surprise turn of events shows.
We support the digital and ministry expectations of this returning demographic with:
REMEMBER, over the next 20 years or so, $84 trillion in private wealth will transfer from boomers to Gen X and Millennials. (Source)
Stay tuned for #2 and #3 of the top church growth opportunities of 2023.
Reach out to us to learn more and be prepared for this unexpected Millennial turn and the massive generational shift that's coming.
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