Good quote:
If seniors remember why they built the church, they can see that those under forty have the same goals—winning people to faith in Christ and teaching them to be disciples, bringing them into the church and helping them grow—that the seniors did fifty years ago; those under forty just have different action steps to meet the goals.
Hammett, Edward H.; James R. Pierce (2007-11-01). Reaching People Under 40 While Keeping People Over 60: Being Church for All Generations (TCP Leadership Series) (Kindle Locations 1283-1284). Chalice Press. Kindle Edition.
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