Inspirational Stories
How are we working strategically to release young adults into missional ministry across Baptists Together?
Hearing the voice of young adults is highly desirable, if not essential, amongst our churches. Indeed, the challenge of reaching adults aged 18-35 was identified as one of six priorities by our Baptist Union Council in November 2018.
Within Baptists Together, there are some inspirational examples of engaging with young adults on a local level. But all too often the voices these voices haven't been heard on a national level, until recently. The
SENT Mission Summit and the UK cohort have been great in engaging with young adults nationally.
You can also read
here the latest report from the joint Young Adults (YART) and Children, Youth and Families (CYF) Round Tables gathering as they looked at the theme of life transitions from 0-35 years old.
Articles from the
'Reaching and Raising Young Adults' magazine, and other stories from young adults in our churches are listed below:
There’s been a number of ‘firsts’ taking place among young adults in our Baptist movement. It seems to me God is doing a new thing in our midst - and the younger generations are leading it, writes Isabella Senior
SENT Mission Summit and the UK cohort
Young Baptist leaders have been reflecting on the impact of participating in a global mission summit organised by the European Baptist Federation
Baptist youth groups connect at Satellites
Connections between Baptist youth groups up and down the country were developed at this year's Satellites festival
#DigitalPentecost
A series of conversations about shaping an online Baptist missional community. By Simon Goddard and Nathan McGuire
'God is at work among young adults in our Baptist movement'
Young Leaders’ Development Coordinator Isabella Senior reports on encouraging developments - including the launch of our new
Internship Best Practice Handbook
| Why I donated my kidney | At the forefront of my mind was Jesus’ call to disciples to “deny themselves, take up their cross and follow me”, writes Joe Walsh from South Parade Baptist Church
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