Forming Intergenerational Relationships that FLOW
with Rev. Dr. Elizabeth Tamez Méndez
What you’ll learn in this workshop:
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- Why intergenerational relationships are so key to raising up new leaders.
- Barriers that exist in forming intergenerational connections, and ways the Church is uniquely positioned to overcome them.
- The formula that leads to positive youth development in your church.
- Concrete steps to take that will encourage and nurture intergenerational relationships and leadership in young people, and examples of how they can be implemented.
Tuesday, September 27, 2022
12pm Eastern / 9am Pacific
Dr. Elizabeth Tamez Méndez
Rev. Dr. Elizabeth Tamez Méndez is the founder and executive director of New Generation3 (NG3), an international organization since 2005 dedicated to training leaders, conducting research, and providing consulting services that help youth and adults connect. She is a specialist in multicultural youth development and strategic planning, and her work is published in articles, blogs, and edited books. She has 30 years of diverse ministerial experience working with all church traditions and holds a Ph.D. in Leadership.
Her work includes teaching youth development courses at various universities and seminaries, fulfilling speaking commitments, and assisting in multi-year research projects. She often collaborates with the Methodist church, has presented at SMU/Perkins’ Hispanic Youth Ministry Convocation, and has published in Perkins’ Apuntes Journal.
She is originally from Mexico City, is passionate about developing young leaders for the church and community, and is a world traveler fascinated with photography, street foods, and Formula1 races. Contact her at www.facebook.com/ng3youth | newg3youth@yahoo.com