This season the theme is how we gather matters; bringing cultural movement to our gatherings and moving from isolation to connection, and then to holistic engagement across the ages.

There are some very practical ways that you and your church can achieve this, and this series will also focus on some new Australian and New Zealand based research that can help you achieve change. 

Michael and Tammy sit down for a chat in this episode to outline what this season will look like and introduce this season's guests - Christina Embree and Darren Phillip.

Intergenerate Australia and New Zealand exist to raise awareness of the importance of being more intergenerational within faith communities, believing we can do more together than alone.

Visit the Intergenerate website for helpful resources, webinars and information on other events.

You can also follow us on Facebook.

This podcast is produced with the support of Brisbane's 96five.

This season the theme is how we gather matters; bringing cultural movement to our gatherings and moving from isolation to connection, and then to holistic engagement across the ages.
There are some very practical ways that you and your church can achieve this, and this series will also focus on some new Australian and New Zealand based research that can help you achieve change.&nbsp;
Michael and Tammy sit down for a chat in this episode to outline what this season will look like and introduce this season's guests - Christina Embree and Darren Phillip.
<a href="https://www.intergenerate.com.au/">Intergenerate Australia and New Zealand</a> exist to raise awareness of the importance of being more intergenerational within faith communities, believing we can do more together than alone.
Visit the <a href="https://www.intergenerate.com.au/">Intergenerate website</a> for helpful resources, webinars and information on other events.
You can also <a href="https://www.facebook.com/intergenerateaustralia">follow us on Facebook</a>.
This podcast is produced with the support of <a href="https://www.96five.com/">Brisbane's 96five</a>.

Have you wondered what the keys to doing life together might be?

If you're keen to try this whole inter-generational worship thing, then this is the podcast for you.

Hosts Michael Stalley and Tammy Preston will speak to experts from around the globe about how the different generations can worship and do life together.

Intergenerate Australia and New Zealand exist to raise awareness of the importance of being more “Intergenerational” within faith communities, believing we can do more together than alone.

This podcast is produced with the support of Brisbane's 96five.

Have you wondered what the keys to doing life together might be?
If you're keen to try this whole inter-generational worship thing, then this is the podcast for you.
Hosts Michael Stalley and Tammy Preston will speak to experts from around the globe about how the different generations can worship and do life together.
<a href="https://www.intergenerate.com.au/">Intergenerate Australia and New Zealand</a> exist to raise awareness of the importance of being more “Intergenerational” within faith communities, believing we can do more together than alone.
This podcast is produced with the support of <a href="https://www.96five.com/">Brisbane's 96five</a>.

Engage All Ages: The Intergenerate Australia/NZ Podcast

Have you wondered what the keys to doing life together might be?

If you're keen to try this whole inter-generational worship thing, then this is the podcast for you.

Hosts Michael Stalley and Tammy Preston will speak to experts from around the globe about how the different generations can worship and do life together.

Intergenerate Australia and New Zealand exist to raise awareness of the importance of being more “Intergenerational” within faith communities, believing we can do more together than alone.

This podcast is produced with the support of Brisbane's Rise 96.5.

Have you wondered what the keys to doing life together might be?
If you're keen to try this whole inter-generational worship thing, then this is the podcast for you.
Hosts Michael Stalley and Tammy Preston will speak to experts from around the globe about how the different generations can worship and do life together.
<a href="https://www.intergenerate.com.au/">Intergenerate Australia and New Zealand</a> exist to raise awareness of the importance of being more &ldquo;Intergenerational&rdquo; within faith communities, believing we can do more together than alone.
This podcast is produced with the support of <a href="https://rise965.com/podcasts/">Brisbane's Rise 96.5</a>.

How We Gather Matters #1 - Season Outline & Introduction

It's the last episode in this series where storytelling is at the heart of our discussion, as Michael Stalley, Tammy Preston and Phil Smith look at ways that we can live out our story with an intergenerational focus.

One word that is key to this series is the Japanese word 'PechaKucha' - it simply means 'chit-chat', but is also a storytelling format where presenters show 20 slides for 20 seconds each.

In this episode we return to New Zealand, to hear from Rachel Sangster, Co-Pastor at Riccarton Baptist Church in Christchurch, about a monthly gathering they run called Brunch Church.

Intergenerate Australia and New Zealand exist to raise awareness of the importance of being more intergenerational within faith communities, believing we can do more together than alone.

Visit the Intergenerate website for helpful resources, webinars and information on other events.

You can also follow us on Facebook.

This podcast is produced with the support of Brisbane's Rise 96.5.

It's the last episode in this series where storytelling is at the heart of our discussion, as Michael Stalley, Tammy Preston and Phil Smith look at ways that we can live out our story with an intergenerational focus.
One word that is key to this series is the Japanese word 'PechaKucha' - it simply means 'chit-chat', but is also a storytelling format where presenters show 20 slides for 20 seconds each.
In this episode we return to New Zealand, to hear from Rachel Sangster, Co-Pastor at Riccarton Baptist Church in Christchurch, about a monthly gathering they run called Brunch Church.
<a href="https://www.intergenerate.com.au/">Intergenerate Australia and New Zealand</a> exist to raise awareness of the importance of being more intergenerational within faith communities, believing we can do more together than alone.
Visit the <a href="https://www.intergenerate.com.au/">Intergenerate website</a> for helpful resources, webinars and information on other events.
You can also <a href="https://www.facebook.com/intergenerateaustralia">follow us on Facebook</a>.
This podcast is produced with the support of Brisbane's <a href="https://rise965.com/">Rise 96.5</a>.

Living the Story #6 - Brunch Church

In this season, storytelling is at the heart of our discussion, as Michael Stalley, Tammy Preston and Phil Smith look at ways that we can live out our story with an intergenerational focus.

One word that is key to this series is the Japanese word 'PechaKucha' - it simply means 'chit-chat', but is also a storytelling format where presenters show 20 slides for 20 seconds each.

This episode's PechaKucha is from Julian Ross, who is a lay preacher at St Paul's Uniting Church in Stafford (Brisbane), who shares about what it means to be learning and growing together in her congregation. 

Intergenerate Australia and New Zealand exist to raise awareness of the importance of being more intergenerational within faith communities, believing we can do more together than alone.

Visit the Intergenerate website for helpful resources, webinars and information on other events.

You can also follow us on Facebook.

This podcast is produced with the support of Brisbane's Rise 96.5.

In this season, storytelling is at the heart of our discussion, as&nbsp;Michael Stalley, Tammy Preston and Phil Smith&nbsp;look at ways that we can live out our story with an intergenerational focus.
One word that is key to this series is the Japanese word 'PechaKucha' - it simply means 'chit-chat', but is also a storytelling format where presenters show 20 slides for 20 seconds each.
This episode's PechaKucha is from Julian Ross, who is a lay preacher at St Paul's Uniting Church in Stafford (Brisbane), who shares about what it means to be learning and growing together in her congregation.&nbsp;<a href="https://stmary.co.nz/"></a>
<a href="https://www.intergenerate.com.au/">Intergenerate Australia and New Zealand</a> exist to raise awareness of the importance of being more intergenerational within faith communities, believing we can do more together than alone.
Visit the <a href="https://www.intergenerate.com.au/">Intergenerate website</a> for helpful resources, webinars and information on other events.
You can also <a href="https://www.facebook.com/intergenerateaustralia">follow us on Facebook</a>.
This podcast is produced with the support of Brisbane's <a href="https://rise965.com/">Rise 96.5</a>.

Living the Story #5 - Learning & Growing

In this season, storytelling is at the heart of our discussion, as Michael Stalley, Tammy Preston and Phil Smith look at ways that we can live out our story with an intergenerational focus.

One word that is key to this series is the Japanese word 'PechaKucha' - it simply means 'chit-chat', but is also a storytelling format where presenters show 20 slides for 20 seconds each.

This episode's PechaKucha comes from Missy Ditchburn, who is the Salvation Army's Children’s Adviser, Social Justice & Gender Equity Coordinator on the North Island of New Zealand.

Intergenerate Australia and New Zealand exist to raise awareness of the importance of being more intergenerational within faith communities, believing we can do more together than alone.

Visit the Intergenerate website for helpful resources, webinars and information on other events.

You can also follow us on Facebook.

This podcast is produced with the support of Brisbane's Rise 96.5.

In this season, storytelling is at the heart of our discussion, as&nbsp;Michael Stalley, Tammy Preston and Phil Smith&nbsp;look at ways that we can live out our story with an intergenerational focus.
One word that is key to this series is the Japanese word 'PechaKucha' - it simply means 'chit-chat', but is also a storytelling format where presenters show 20 slides for 20 seconds each.
This episode's PechaKucha comes from Missy Ditchburn, who is the Salvation Army's Children&rsquo;s Adviser, Social Justice &amp; Gender Equity Coordinator on the North Island of New Zealand.<a href="https://stmary.co.nz/"></a>
<a href="https://www.intergenerate.com.au/">Intergenerate Australia and New Zealand</a> exist to raise awareness of the importance of being more intergenerational within faith communities, believing we can do more together than alone.
Visit the <a href="https://www.intergenerate.com.au/">Intergenerate website</a> for helpful resources, webinars and information on other events.
You can also <a href="https://www.facebook.com/intergenerateaustralia">follow us on Facebook</a>.
This podcast is produced with the support of Brisbane's <a href="https://rise965.com/">Rise 96.5</a>.

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