The Unbelief of GEN Z

Father Josiah Trenham

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[Masihiun-sahraallibya]

My son was born in 2011 and he enjoys going to russian liturgy. Didn't have to fight with him, no attitude, he just finds it fascinating. I got lucky. May God bless you all as long as He loves Mankind.

[Èothederem]

I am 19 years old. And I go to Church almost every Sunday to serve the Lord. My family disapproves and makes fun of me for it. But still I go! Greetings from the Netherlands.

[garrettkalinowski]

I'm a 26 year old (old for gen z) and a recent convert to orthodoxy and I love my church and my faith. We're out there! Don't lose hope Father.

[grapicusdrinktus]

They're the least religious as a whole, but the ones who are religious tend to be some of the strongest believers in my experience. Much stronger than the "Christians" in my Millennial generation. I feel we're in for hard times but that there's a light at the end of the tunnel if Christians can pull through for a generation or two.

[princezzpuffypants]

My Gen Z child is the one who brought me to the Church. We were baptised only a few months ago. There is hope.

[Thjperry]

Senior Gen Z here (26, born in 97) I can confirm my parents divorced when I was young, and neither are very religious, but nominally are Christian. I bounced from parent to parent over the years, but largely lived with my mom who married a Muslim, who was a good man and father to me, but he himself was largely a lukewarm Muslim. I was atheist/agnostic for most of my life, but a year ago I came back to Christ, and 6 months ago began my journey in the Orthodox Church, and hope to be a catechumen soon! Thank you father for your helpful and insightful videos 🙏🏻

Edit: it’s a month later and I am now an official Catechumen:) God is good

[joshuamkk]

Gen Z here, I’ve been an Orthodox catechumen since the beginning of this year. It’s the best decision I’ve made. Christ is risen ☦️

[kitty_darlene]

Gen Z here (18) and I’ve recently found great interest in orthodoxy, I’ve suffered the pain of sexual abuse, separation of parents, moving place to place, lost my faith in God but earlier this year I regained it again. I’m still fighting everyday with evil thoughts Satan puts in my head but I am strong and I look forward to attending the Orthodox Church soon. I have found happiness in orthodoxy and it feels like home. God bless you all!

[marshallkarl]

Lord have mercy, on my generation.


CHRIST IS RISEN!!☦️☦️

[bordeauxhouse]

I'm an older Millennial who damaged my children tremendously by divorce. Christ working through His Holy Orthodox Church has brought them from suicidality and atheism into Christianity and a dynamic parish life. Glory to God for His miracles.

[qazyman]

It's easy to blame the children, but it may not be wise. This is the result of Western societies that focus on wealth and personal satisfaction, and we have done this for generations.

[KumquatTheHedghog]

I’m gen z (25 years old Vietnamese), baptized January 2024 . I’ve been listening to Orthodoxy liturgy every day. Both me and my bf desire to convert to Orthodoxy. I thank God everyday for his redemption, grace, love and wisdom and deep personal relationship that I have with Christ.

[tubalcain]

I'm 66, and I was born into evangelical Protestantism. Late in life I had enough, walked away, was received into the Orthodox Church, and I never looked back!
My little Antiochian parish in the midwest is growing, with young families, but especially with men, particularly young men. The Holy Spirit is working.

[RumAddict]

I'm 24 and socially isolated since childhood. I am in constant psychological pain because of this. Pray for me blessed Father. My first name is Boris. The glory of God strengthen you as usual!

[colereece]

I’m 24. Raised Baptist, fell away from the church, got into the new age movement after psychedelic experiences, came back to Christ as a Protestant. Now I’ve left Protestantism and have been attending liturgy.

[PerplexPrays]

16 years old. I came back to Christ a few months ago, and I am happy that more people are, as well. Don't lose hope on our generation, we are very stubborn but also very curious. Much love, and God bless.

[James-pxhp]

My 9 year old son loves Church and reminds us all to pray. He even prostrates without us ever even suggesting it to him. All praise to God!

[YaBuddy]

26 years old here. Gen Z (1998). Devout Catholic out of a not so religious family. Prayed for 2 of my friends that were atheist to come closer to Christ. Happy to say both are now Christians (one Catholic one Eastern Orthodox).

[LaxDux]

Gen Z and Alpha are either totally disinterested in Religion or fully on board. I do think that those generations are going to produce amazing Saints in the hard times that are coming.
God bless Gen Z and Alpha ❤☦️