The Millennials

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The best way to get a Millennial involved in a service, activity, or ministry is through relationships.

Advancing leaders are always grateful for opportunities; they rarely have a sense of entitlement. — bit.ly/OfkoJa

The true challenge for the church today is to overcome an apathetic view of the church.

A common Millennials' sentiment is that churches focus too much on themselves.

21% of Millennials read the Bible at least once a week.

Churches that are serious about reaching Millennials will become serious missional churches.

24% of Millennials attend church at least once per week.

Despite the few Millennials who affirm basic Christian beliefs, 50% of them pray weekly.

8% of the Millennials were agnostic.

Only 2% of Millennials chose religions such as Judaism, Hindu, Muslim, Wiccan, and pagan.

6% of the Millennials are atheist.

75% of Millennials say they are spiritual, but not religious.

Nearly one in four Millennial marriages is a mixed racial or ethnic marriage.

Millennials simply don't understand why so many adults and groups can't get along.