Intergenerational + Multicultural Worship

An intergenerational church service brings all ages together to worship, learn, and grow in faith as one body. Rather than separating children, youth, and adults, it creates space where every generation is seen, valued, and included. This worship experience reflects the fullness of the church family—reminding us that faith is not only taught, but caught through relationships, presence, and shared life across generations.

At the same time, this service celebrates the beautiful diversity of God’s global family. Worship will be held in Mandarin, Swahili, and English, integrating music, storytelling, and scripture from different cultures. African drumming, Chinese calligraphy as worship art, and Swahili music will invite deep, embodied participation. Through these expressions, the service becomes a sacred gathering where cultures and generations meet—not as separate parts, but as one Spirit-filled community, reflecting the Kingdom of God on earth as it is in heaven.

Due to everyone’s summer schedule, our first multicultural intergenerational worship service will officially launch on Saturday, June 29. This service represents not just a calendar event, but a new way of being the Church—where young and old, from every nation and tongue, gather together to experience Christ’s presence and proclaim His goodness as one body.