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EPISODE · May 17, 2019 · 32 MIN

Reaching Millennials

from MyCom Church Communications and Marketing · host United Methodist Communications

Last year, the youngest of the millennials officially became adults. Next year, the eldest will turn 40. They are the largest generation in the workforce and are projected to pass boomers in 2019 as the most populous generation in the United States. Our guest today is on the MyCom podcast is Jeremy Steele. Jeremy is a United Methodist elder, serving as the teaching pastor at Christ United Methodist Church in Mobile, Alabama. He’s the author of a new United Methodist Communications eBook entitled “Reaching and Communicating with Millennials.” Download the eBook “Reaching and Communicating with Millennials” =============== RELATED 5 key millennial research findings churches should know 4 sermon series to connect with millennials How to attract millennials to your church =============== Enjoy the show? Leave a review: http://www.umcom.org/mycomreview Good reviews help other church leaders find us. Help support the cause! MyCom Church Marketing Articles: http://www.umcom.org/mycom Sign up for MyCom e-Newsletter sent twice monthly: http://www.umcom.org/MyComSignUp We’d love your input! Send ideas to [email protected]

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