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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Abandoned Faith' Abandoned Faith" written by Alex McFarland and Jason Jimenez is a timely book about why Millenials are walking away from the church and how we can bring them back. The authors discuss how children who were raised in the church no longer attend once they go off to college. Parents are distraught, wondering what they did wrong. In many cases, families become estranged over the new generation of adults breaking family traditions. When Jesus was here on earth he was a healer also to take time to pray... Let's open ourselves that Jesus has healing for all of us this evening, Reach down to lay hold of Christs' love far fresh and a new The rumors are true, the tales of old Seek life elsewhere, for this will hold none Souls endlessly wander, all hope be gone What rumors, you ask, whatever did befall The christened stones, the blessed halls? Loss of faith, sad but true Loss of trust between me and you Perhaps one day love will return Until then I’ll continue to yearn Christ in the upper room Christ beneath the barren sod Christ among the pier strock cold beneath the peril & rod he never told me it would be easy this walk of faith let your mind radiate feel the nurse whistle contemplate in shades of peril Christ is there We look to him toward are sanctuary a line formed across the sea
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