Other Christianity Today articles on youth the coming generations include:
The Homeless VIPs | 'Third-Culture Kids' may be one of the most neglected, and most influential, unreached people groups. (Mar. 7, 2001)
'Youth has Special Powers' | If their rising interest in mission trips is any indication, the Millennials may be a generation uniquely wired to stand—and sweat—for God. (Feb. 8, 2001)
Kingdom Prodigy | How an 8-year-old girl from Georgia began a community program that has fed thousands. (Dec. 7, 2000)
Grunge, Boomers in Concert | Teens and parents fast and pray together for "massive youth revolution." (Sept. 7, 2000)
Videos of Hate | Columbine killers harbored anti-Christian prejudice. (Jan. 26, 2000)
Elegy for a Jesus Freak | "These are the ultimate Jesus Freaks—the people who are willing to die for their faith." —Toby McKeehen of dc Talk (Dec. 9, 1999)
Cassie Said Yes, They Said No | The mainstream press unquestioningly accepted Salon.com's flimsy "debunking" of the Columbine confession. (Nov. 1, 1999)
The Class of '00 | These "millennial" teenagers are forcing the church to rethink youth ministry. (Feb. 3, 1997)
A Generation of Debtors | A Gen-Xer reflects on the deficits bequeathed to his generation and on its fear of redemption. (Nov. 11, 1996)
Up and Comers | Fifty evangelical leaders 40 and under. (Nov. 11, 1996)
Pastor X | In sneakers and jeans, Southern Baptist Chris Seay is getting his generation to go to church—at least we think it's a church. (Nov. 11,1996)
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