Adults matter in the life and faith of a teenager

Faith forms through relationships, not programs

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Faith forms through relationships, not programs

Get the free leadership guide to start the conversation.

Teenagers need more than a place to gather

3 young men looking at and discussing the Bible
Young lady in blue and black listening in church service
2 Women having a conversation
Black and white picture in a Bible of 2 people hugging and posing
Young man in a suit looking into a light
A fist bump between a girl and boy smiling
3 young men looking at and discussing the Bible
Young lady in blue and black listening in church service
2 Women having a conversation
Black and white picture in a Bible of 2 people hugging and posing
Young man in a suit looking into a light
A fist bump between a girl and boy smiling

They're looking for

[[gold-down]]Someone[[/gold-down]] to show up for them.

88%
of teenagers express they are either committed or open to faith or religion
70%
of teenagers and young adults say they now value relationships even more than before the global pandemic
67%
of teenagers say I grow in my faith and spirituality when someone listens to me talk about my beliefs without judgment.

Teenagers actually aren’t resistant 
to faith.

They’re looking 
for steady 
voices they 
can depend on.

For adults who model Jesus and show the way to 
[[yellow-down-small]]reaL faith.[[/yellow-down-small]]

Lead your church where teenagers experience faith through relationship—
one conversation at a time.
one conversation at a time.

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