
November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee

Christian Standard’s June 2019 issue explores The Bold Movement through articles on women’s discipleship, generation Z, next-generation ministry, and multigenerational faith.
The Bold Movement is the cover theme of Christian Standard’s June 2019 issue, a print edition focused on multigenerational discipleship, next-generation ministry, and the urgent need to prepare believers to know Scripture and pass on their faith. Centered on Megan Rawlings’s feature about The Bold Movement, this issue highlights the importance of training women to study the Bible well, disciple other women, and serve boldly across generational lines.
The June 2019 issue expands that focus through a wide range of articles about generation Z, elders and the next-generation crisis, emerging adults and sexuality, young leaders, and older voices that continue to serve the church with wisdom and endurance. Readers will find practical insight on helping churches engage young adults, respond to cultural pressures, and strengthen the relationships needed for long-term faithfulness. Stories about ministers, nonprofit work, and bridge-building across generations reinforce the issue’s larger message: the church needs every generation, and every generation needs to be equipped.
Christian Standard’s June 2019 issue is especially valuable for pastors, elders, women’s ministry leaders, parents, and disciple-makers who care about the future of the church. Rather than treating generational differences as a problem to fear, The Bold Movement presents them as an opportunity for shared ministry, deeper understanding, and faithful investment in others. For readers interested in women’s discipleship, next-generation leadership, and multigenerational ministry, this issue offers a thoughtful snapshot of those conversations in mid-2019.
2-3 | Letter from the Publisher
Jerry Harris
6-7 | Letter from the Editor
Michael C. Mack
8-11 | Metrics
Is Your Church Ready for Generation Z?
Kent Fillinger
12-14 | e2: Effective Elders
Three Ways Elders Must Respond to the Next-Generation Crisis
Gary L. Johnson
15-17 | Imagine
First Christian Church, Surf City USA
Mel McGowan
18-19 | MinistryLife
Models of Christian Womanhood
Jacqueline J. Holness
20-21 | Horizons
Young People in Ministry: Invest, Invest, Invest
Emily Drayne
24-33 | Feature Article
The Bold Movement
Megan Rawlings
34-41 | Living in the Tension
How the Church Must Respond to Sexual Identity Issues in Both Truth and Grace
Caleb Kaltenbach
42-51 | The Story of Ekklesia Christian Church
The Church Matt Wilson Didn’t Plan to Plant
Justin Horey
50-57 | Good Love
5 Ways to Help Emerging Adults Find Good Love and Good Lovin’
Haydn Shaw
58-61 | Daryl Reed
Building Bridges for the Next Generation
Melissa Wuske
60-67 | Kendall Grace Kemerly
Founder, Kendi’s Cows of Grace
Kelly Carr
66-71 | You Can Call Me Grumpy
Dan Schantz
78-79 | Interact
80 | Biblitically Correct
Communion Commotion
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