This can help bridge the generation gap. For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street with the point.

According to Pew Research, 79% of Americans say that there are major differences in viewpoints held by different generations.

The generation gaps are significant, but there's reason for hope.

According to a report from Christianity today, younger generations are eager for more from church.

Evangelicals under 40 or twice as likely as other generations to say they want more substance from the pulpit.

That's one reason the Colson Center is offering a special tool to help bridge the generation gap in your church.

It's called the Pray for Me campaign, founded by my friend Tony Souter.

The idea is simple. Connect every student with three or more prayer champions across multiple generations.

The mentors regularly pray for the students, encouraging them in their spiritual wall.

Already active in about 700 churches, 42 states, and 17 denominations, the Pray for Me campaign is a practical tool to bridge the generational divide.

We want to give you this resource in exchange for a gift of any amount to the Colson Center this month.

To receive the resource, go to colsoncenter.org slash February.

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I'm John Stone Street.