Comments on: Social work instructor’s research suggests millennials are creating new spiritual paths /now/news/2022/social-work-instructors-research-suggests-millennials-are-creating-new-spiritual-paths/ News from the 91¶ÌÊÓÆµ community. Thu, 26 May 2022 15:04:35 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9 By: James Leaman /now/news/2022/social-work-instructors-research-suggests-millennials-are-creating-new-spiritual-paths/#comment-134842 Tue, 22 Feb 2022 21:12:03 +0000 /now/news/?p=51346#comment-134842 Luke 4:16 does comment that on the Sabbath day Jesus went to the synagogue, as was his custom.

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By: Mary-Ann Shisler /now/news/2022/social-work-instructors-research-suggests-millennials-are-creating-new-spiritual-paths/#comment-134837 Tue, 22 Feb 2022 13:31:28 +0000 /now/news/?p=51346#comment-134837 I’m so glad you’re doing this research. We are in a time of significant cultural change, and I understand the desire to keep the institutional church alive and well. I just completed a term as a church elder. But I think you are raising the timely question, “For what purpose?” I believe it’s time for a regeneration of church and a focus on spirituality. Frankly, I think church attendance is over-rated and too frequently used by the institutional church and church goers as the only measure of spirituality, and in some cases I fear, of salvation. As a follower of Jesus the Christ, I find very few accounts of his church attendance. Most often it was the church leaders he challenged. His challenge for those who want to follow Him was to show mercy and love to all people. Let it be so. I look forward to reading more of your research findings. It’s very encouraging to see our younger people leading the way to a broader spirituality and purpose. Hopefully, together we can find a structure that supports that.

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