OK Boomer, an episode like this comes along only once in a generation. As the up-and-coming Gen Z begins to enter adulthood, will they be able to carry the mantle of previous generations? Do we even want them to? Joseph Backholm, himself a Gen-Xer, talks with two bona-fide Gen Zers (Washington Stand interns Sarah Holliday and Baylie McClafferty) about the particular issues facing Gen Z Christians. What they say might surprise you, and it might give you hope for the future...Resources: <a href="https://washingtonstand.com/writers/sarah-holliday" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-stringify-link="https://washingtonstand.com/writers/sarah-holliday" data-sk="tooltip_parent">Sarah Holliday's TWS articles</a><a href="https://washingtonstand.com/writers/baylie-mcclafferty" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-stringify-link="https://washingtonstand.com/writers/baylie-mcclafferty" data-sk="tooltip_parent">Baylie McClafferty's TWS articles</a>

OK Boomer, an episode like this comes along only once in a generation. As the up-and-coming Gen Z begins to enter adulthood, will they be able to carry the mantle of previous generations? Do we even want them to? Joseph Backholm, himself a Gen-Xer, talks with two bona-fide Gen Zers (Washington Stand interns Sarah Holliday and Baylie McClafferty) about the particular issues facing Gen Z Christians. What they say might surprise you, and it might give you hope for the future...

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