Imaginarium: Teenagers

They are clamoring for meaning and revolution but traditional instinct is to usher them towards corridors and curriculum. They don’t want to merely have a say in what topic we study next. They are not content to plan fellowship events or games. They want much more than this — they want to change the entire system. They don’t want to help, they want to lead. And they are good at it.

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Since 2021, the Imaginarium has partnered with multiple churches, and teenagers in particular, to develop engaging congregational tools to cultivate empathy, divergent thinking, and theologically grounded social innovation.