If you're unfamiliar with the equation above and how it relates to family ministry, you probably aren't thinking orange yet. And you likely haven't heard of Reggie Joiner, one of the leaders behind this innovative movement that's redefining how churches (yellow) and families (red) combine efforts to have a greater impact on the next generation.
Joiner, who directed the family ministries of North Point Community Church in Atlanta and now leads the reThink Group, doesn't take issue with the effectiveness of either church or family. His challenge: What if they were both designed to work together to effect the younger generations? Check out the fascinating conversation we had with Joiner below.
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