The choices young adults make have the potential to impact the trajectory of their future, including their spiritual lives. Young adults need support and creative approaches as they discern what saying “yes” to Jesus looks like.
Dr. Andy Jung
Dr. Andy Jung serves as Minister in Residence for Young Adults, focusing on building connections between young adults and the wider church community. With over 30 years in ministry, including 13 at Trinity, Andy is passionate about helping young adults find belonging and purpose in the life of the church. He finds joy in shared meals, small group gatherings, and meaningful conversations.
Are Young Adults Flourishing?
For those that read my articles on today’s young adults know that I typically try to not be an alarmist. I try not to focus on the bad and I work to offer some helpful suggestions to use when interacting with a young adult. Today, I need to share some concerning data...
Barriers to Empathy
Over the last year and a half, I’ve consistently talked about the need to build up empathy toward young adults. Empathy is the first step toward building meaningful relationships with young adults in our sphere of influence. Throughout the gospels, Jesus modeled...
What Does Ministry with Young Adults Look Like?
You might be wondering why Trinity Baptist does not have special worship services for young adults and other specific programming that “draw” young adults together. Maybe you know of other churches that offer this and it seems to draw young adults in large numbers. I...
Faithing Young Adults Must Engage Doubt
If you’ve been in church for any length of time, you’ve either heard or learned that LOVE is a verb. Love isn’t a noun or something you hold on to. Love isn’t love until you give it away. Faith is similar. Faith isn’t just something you have or hold on to. Faith...