Church and Teens

Many teenagers think that it is inconvenient to go to church, but why do we treat it like this? Perhaps because we do not understand the concept. Maybe we think that Sunday is our "sleeping day" to capture the remaining insomnia of the week. There are many teenagers who prefer church because they understand the concept, or because it is the only place they feel they can be themselves.

Believers in the Z generation (those who participated in one or more worship activities last month) have a tendency for views on the Church to be positive rather than negative. The majority of the young people in the church believe that the church is "a place to find answers to meaningful life in life" (82%) and "about my life" (82%), I can enter the church "(82%) 77%) and" People in the church accept people with different beliefs "(63%). But the negative view has an important currency. "The church seems to refuse the science telling us about most of the world" (49%), one third said "Church is overprotecting young people" (38%) or "Church In addition, "The church is not a safe place to express doubt" (27%) or the teachings they are exposed are "very shallow" (24%), ) Is one in four people claiming to be

The Church argues that the believer is morally responsible, believes that 80% of the Kenyans are Christians and that they can safely assume that they will play a role in influencing the lives of young people I will. Teenagers tend to feel bored as they avoid churches and some participating churches. For this purpose, several churches have developed a youth service and program designed to attract young people. Some of them will work, some will not work. But in my opinion this problem still exists. The church is still doing church as usual. They are slow to change with the times and evolve slowly to meet the spiritual needs of the generations they have discovered.

There are few teenagers saying that they have taught or discussed something about the spiritual themes contained in the church's educational legend, despite extensive mention of Potter's story. Among teenagers born to teenagers, a few (13%) recalled comments received from the church on Harry Potter's theme and spiritual theme. A persuasive novel definitely influences people's opinions and values. But how deep is the influence of Harry Potter? The majority of teenagers explained that in addition to experiencing a "fun reading" story, they were unable to find too much mental stimulation at the Potter. However, one in eight (12%) said the Porter Chronicles enhanced interest in magic. This means that the interest of about 3 million young people was stimulated.