Where do you draw the line?
20? 21? 25? 29? 35?!?
Very few churches have a solid idea about the top age of their "young" adults ministry.
Do you include everyone who is studying?
What if I'm still doing my masters, doctorate or specialising in medicine into my early thirties?
Do you include everyone who is single or lives at home?
What if I got married at 21?
Do you include everyone who goes to the evening service?
How will you ever has them link with the other congregations?
Do you include everyone who isn't catered for my the other groups?
Is this still okay then, if I'm 38, but "young at heart?"
If anything, I think we should draw the line YOUNGER, not older. Avoid the Peter Pan syndrome.
Say... 22.
By the time you've hit 23, you're no longer a young adult.
You're just an adult.
The world thinks so.
So should the church.
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