1. 3,000 new people connected to our congregations
$2,250,000 to help us reach that goal.

2. discerns participation and sets goals for growth and funds
How it works
discerns participation and sets goals for growth and funds

3. How it works
discerns participation and sets goals for growth and funds
Lead for Engagement (growth)
Church Council appoints two leaders
Lead for Stewardship (funds)

4. How it works
discerns participation and sets goals for growth and funds
Lead for Engagement (growth)
Learns how to help the church engage new people
Church Council appoints two leaders
Lead for Stewardship (funds)
Learns how to raise funds in the congregation

5. How it works
discerns participation and sets goals for growth and funds
Lead for Engagement (growth)
Learns how to help the church engage new people
Implements a plan to connect with new people
Church Council appoints two leaders
Lead for Stewardship (funds)
Learns how to raise funds in the congregation
Implements 4-6 week plan to raise funds

6. Understanding a new generation ~ Video “Don’t call us young adults’
Growing Young
Understanding a new generation
~ Video “Don’t call us young adults’

7. What 20’s and 30’s are looking for in a church (video)
Growing Young
What 20’s and 30’s are looking for in a church (video)

8. Growing Young What Motivates you to help your church grow young?
How would you describe the age distribution in your congregation?

9. What Congregations are doing right
Growing Young
What Congregations are doing right

10. Anglican, Assemblies of God or Pentecostal, Baptist, Christian & Missionary Alliance, Church of Christ, Church of God in Christ, Disciples of Christ, Episcopal, Evangelical Covenant, Evangelical Lutheran, Greek Orthodox, Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, Nazarene, Presbyterian, Reformed or Christian Reformed, Roman Catholic, United Methodist, and those claiming no denominational affiliation. Racial diversity. Just over half of the congregations were predominantly white, one-third were multiracial, and the others were predominantly African American, Hispanic/Latino, or Asian. Type of community: In terms of where the congregation was located, 56 percent reported being suburban, 33 percent urban, 3 percent rural, and 8 percent a mix of urban, suburban, and rural that was difficult to distinguish

11. The facts are indisputable: churches across the U. S
The facts are indisputable: churches across the U.S. are shrinking and aging. But there are also bright spots-- congregations that young people love. Discover who they are, why they're thriving, and how your church can grow young too

12. Things that did not matter: Size Location Building Budget
Worship Style
Coolness (Quench) Factor
Soft pedaling the message

13. Unlock Keychain Leadership

14. Unlock Keychain Leadership Empathize with Today’s Young People

15. Unlock Keychain Leadership Empathize with Today’s Young People
Take Jesus’ Message Seriously

16. Unlock Keychain Leadership Empathize with Today’s Young People
Take Jesus’ Message Seriously
Fuel a Warm Community

17. Unlock Keychain Leadership Empathize with Today’s Young People
Take Jesus’ Message Seriously
Fuel a Warm Community
Prioritize Young People Everywhere

18. Unlock Keychain Leadership Empathize with Today’s Young People
Take Jesus’ Message Seriously
Fuel a Warm Community
Prioritize Young People Everywhere
Be the Best Neighbors

20. Vision
Mosaix is a relational network of pastors and planters, denominational and network leaders, educators, authors, and researchers alike, that exists to establish healthy multiethnic and economically diverse churches for the sake of the gospel throughout North America and beyond.
Money Well Spent… Anne Burt $1500 on a high quality used cello and a new bow plus private lessons = $2000