What is the Zoe Project?
What is the Zoe Project? The Zoe Project is dedicated to building life-supporting, faith-transforming relationships between young adults and Christian congregations. Between 2017-2020, twelve congregations
Stories about Ministry with Young Adults:
Discoveries and Possibililities
The Zoe Project (2017-2020)
Sponsored by Princeton Theological Seminary and funded by the Lilly Endowment’s Young Adult Innovation Hub Initiative
What is the Zoe Project? The Zoe Project is dedicated to building life-supporting, faith-transforming relationships between young adults and Christian congregations. Between 2017-2020, twelve congregations
Early on we realized that the true measure of innovation and transformation could never be captured in data alone. The real measure of the Zoe
Here is what Zoe churches did to befriend young adults in their communities, as they learned to seek God together. Watch their stories Each participating
Explore the participants and leaders who made the Zoe Project a reality. These stories have rich backstories and diverse experiences from over one hundred participants.
Between a slew of events, coaching sessions, and lots of fun, there’s a lot to cover. Take a look at some of what we learned.
Watch, listen, and read the stories that shaped our experiences during the Zoe Project. From visual poems to first-person stories to podcasts, there’s a story
Zoe Fellows took part in a series of learning activities so we could better understand how God might already be at work with young adults
We turned to plenty of podcasts for insight, inspiration, and know-how throughout the project. Listen to a few of our favorites, and then check out
The Zoe Project has benefitted and contributed to research literature. Explore the research tools and documents that inform innovation with young adults, and be sure
The Zoe Project was funded by a grant from the Lilly Endowment, Inc, and is headquartered at Princeton Theological Seminary.