In this episode, Nick Kadun and reKindle Associate Kathy Klassen sit down with two Gen Z’ers to listen to their stories of growing up in the church in Canada. Through this conversation with Keeley and Tim listeners will gain a greater understanding of the upcoming generation including their unique needs and desires, and their hopes and dreams for the church of tomorrow.
Ep 47: Listening to Their Voices: Church & Culture Through the Eyes of Gen Z.
An interview with two Gen Z'ers to listen to their stories of growing up in the church in Canada.
August 24, 2022 • Nick Kadun, Kathy Klassen
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