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I posted a thread that remained a sticky for a while regarding church growth. Contrary to popular belief, having an effective senior's ministry is a vital part of a healthy church. Many of the threads I read seem to indicate an undertone of scorn for the senior adults in their congregation. They are typically parodied as rigid, change-resistant, redback-singing, impediments to church growth. The fact is that many of these senior adults have labored and given above and beyond their means to pay the church's bills over decades of time. Our church has all ages but we have a large segment of our church who fit into that category. Sure, there are some who hate change or anything modern, but the majority of them are loving people who want to see their church grow. So yes, we do incorporate some of the old hymns into our music program, and we most assuredly have seniors in leadership. I value their input.I'm not far from being a senior myself (I look forward to my discounts

I like this post, partly because I am a senior senior; but most of all because I was raised under a pastor who chased the youth and always honored the seniors who had paved the way for His church.Good post, and timely. Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]://shipslog-jack.blogspot.com/