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The joy of launching: Step 5 in Becoming Intentionally Intergenerational

GenOn Youth Summit returns with churches from five denominations

Nurturing relationships through LIFT at Saints Mary & Joseph Parish

Break in the shoes first -- Pilot: Step 4 in Becoming Intentionally Intergenerational

Two Questions: Lacy Finn Borgo

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The joy of launching: Step 5 in Becoming Intentionally Intergenerational

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Get started with intergenerational ministry.

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GenOn Youth Summit returns with churches from five denominations

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A week long Christian youth retreat open to all denominations and any size group. Scholarships are available.

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Nurturing relationships through LIFT at Saints Mary & Joseph Parish

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Saints Mary & Joseph Parish in Salem, New Hampshire is launching their second year of intergenerational faith formation opportunities— called LIFT Mini Sessions, using GenOn’s LIFT (Living in Faith Together). They offer them Saturdays and Sundays after a Mass, and Wednesdays in conjunction with their monthly parish potluck. There are a variety of schedules and topics from which to choose. Most participants are families with children, though LIFT invites the whole parish to come together. Director of Faith Formation Susan Levesque says they hope it connects people together in fostering a oneness in their parish by nurturing relationships. LIFT begins...

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Break in the shoes first -- Pilot: Step 4 in Becoming Intentionally Intergenerational

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  Liz PerraudExecutive DirectorGenOn Ministries     On my morning walk, I enjoy listening to podcasts. I have several go-to programs and one of my current favorites is “Happier with Gretchen Rubin.” She’s the author of “The Happiness Project.” On her podcast, she discusses happiness and good habits with her sister, Elizabeth Craft. They banter back and forth with helpful insights, advice, and personal stories. A recent topic was a happiness “stumbling block.” They suggested that for a special occasion or big event when you want to “give it your all,” don’t do something for the first time. An example...

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Two Questions: Lacy Finn Borgo

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  Lacy Finn BorgoTeacher and Author      In each edition of IG Mix, we ask a guest writer two questions about serving in ministry. What keeps you up at night?Well, if I’m honest, menopause keeps me up at night. But after I’m up, I find my soul sorrowful for the suffering of children. As I listen alongside of children, I hear their cries of fear and anxiety in our world. To be sure, I also hear their bone-deep knowing around what is profoundly good, achingly beautiful, and thoroughly connecting. However, it’s the former that rattles around in my soul...

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