
"The people of the world are worshiping false gods. They are to be turned from their false worship, not by hearing denunciation of their idols, but by beholding something better. God's goodness is to be made known." - Christ Object Lessons p. 299
For over 20 years Christian leaders have been perplexed by a growing problem. The mass exodus of youth from our churches. There is a need for something new.
- It seems reasonable to believe that at least 40 to 50 percent of Seventh-day Adventist teenagers in North America are essentially leaving the church by their middle 20s. This figure may well be higher.Dudleyp. 35 in 2000
- In 2013 the number of teenagers leaving the church increased to 70%.Unknownquote in 2013
- This is a hemorrhage of epic proportions . . . . The decline in membership of many mainline Protestant churches has been shown to be largely traceable to the shortage of young adults in their congregations.Dudleyp. 22 in 2000
- The most potent data regarding disengagement is that a majority of twentysomethings – 61% of today’s young adults – had been churched at one time during their teen years but they are now spiritually disengaged (i.e., not actively attending church, reading the Bible, or praying).Barnapara. 6 in 2006
- Clearly the reasons young people leave are a reflection both of their past experience in church and the new opportunities they have as young adults . . . to remain in church, a person must have experienced the value of the teaching and relationships at church and see the relevance for the next phase of life.Scott McConnellAssociate Director of LifeWay Research in 2007
- Noting a 70 percent attrition from church life among Baptist young adults.Barnapara. 19 in 2006
What's with the name?
The advent message to all the world in my generation.
Our Vision
The advent message to all the world in my generation.
Our Mission
The MyGeneration Church exists to promote Christ’s Method of reaching every generation in New York City with intentional worship, intentional fellowship, and intentional love.
Our Values

Intentional Worship
A core aim of our church is to increase individual intimacy with God. This is not just accomplished through targeted topics and music but also engaging small group studies and an emphasis on prayer.

Intentional Love
At MyGeneration Church we take the Great Commission seriously (Matthew 28:19-20). It’s not enough for us to preach it but live it through community service. Our church frequently schedules service days throughout the year to serve the Harlem community.

Intentional Fellowship
Fundamental Beliefs
At it's core MyGeneration Church is an Adventist Community. We uphold the 28 fundamental beliefs of the church, not straying from our belief in the Bible as the Word of God and the sole authority over our beliefs and lifestyle
What Does This Look Like?
A commitment to daily engagement with God through nature, study, service, spiritual disciplines, and any other method we might utilize to connect with God.
A commitment to weekly small group meetings. This includes dynamic scripture study before church as well as small group Bible studies coordinated by individual ministries.
A bi-weekly connection to God with Access Partners helping with accountability and sharing of spiritual journeys together.
A commitment to regular attendance and participation in services at God’s house of worship.
Quarterly, Sabbath Service Projects scheduled on Sabbath as worship, at worship service time.