Modern Youth Ministry 'Unbiblical,' Ministry Leader Claims
Scott T. Brown, director of the National Center for Family-Integrated Churches, addresses Christian leaders and families at the Sufficiency of Scripture conference at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center, Dec. 10-12, 2009
This article refers to one of our broadcasters, Scott T. Brown of Hope Baptist Church in North Carolina. He is one of the leaders advocating a return to "family-integrated" churches. Excerpt below...
Scott T. Brown, an advocate of church reformation and the strengthening of families, claims that modern youth ministry is "indisputably unbiblical."
Addressing Christian leaders and families at a conference on the Sufficiency of Scripture on Friday, Brown, director of the National Center for Family-Integrated Churches, asserted that the "philosophy and practice of comprehensive, age-segregated, programmatic youth ministry" is "contrary to the ministry patterns of Christ."
Bill Noonkesser | 8/1/2014
