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Let the Little Children Hang with Church Grandmas

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United States
April 30, 2026に開始

“The U.S. Isn’t Just Getting Older,” argued an article at the Harvard Business Review. “It’s Getting More Segregated by Age,” and “the extreme degree to which we’ve shunted young people into educational institutions, middle-aged adults into workplaces, and older people into retirement communities, senior centers, and nursing homes has come with costs.” This is sometimes true inside the Read more. The post Let the Little Children Hang with Church Grandmas appeared first on Christianity Today

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Relying on older adults to mentor children may overlook the importance of peer relationships in a child's development.

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While intergenerational interactions have benefits, they should not replace structured educational environments for children.

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The focus on children spending time with older adults may distract from addressing the needs of both age groups in a balanced way.

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Encouraging children to engage with church grandmas can help combat societal age segregation and promote empathy across generations.

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Intergenerational relationships in churches can foster community and wisdom, benefiting both children and older adults.

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