Threads Within

Weaving faith into everyday life

 

Resources for church leaders to help families grow closer to God and each other

Whether you're walking alongside families with toddlers, teens or somewhere in between, Threads Within gives you a starting point for conversations about faith that are honest, practical and built for real life.

Offer families simple practices that nurture connection with God and with each other in the rhythms they already live.

These are tools that support the everyday, not compete with it.

Available for purchase at early access pricing on March 1, 2026

Threads Within includes

  • Practices families can use right away
  • Prompts for meaningful conversations
  • Moments of connection in daily routines
  • No pressure on parents, just presence

What you get as a church leader

  • Ready-to-go tools that require no extra prep
  • Ideas that work across age groups
  • Realistic support for busy households
  • Confidence that what you're offering is grounded, tested and helpful

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Designed with churches in mind to serve the families you love to serve

Threads Within was shaped through conversations with over 100 churches to make sure it meets the real needs of families and the church leaders who serve them. Every tool is created to be simple to use and easy to share.

About the project

 

 

What is Threads Within?

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In the fall of 2022, GenOn Ministries received a grant to create resources for Christian caregivers and families, and to help churches more effectively support the families in their churches and communities.

Rooted in the intergenerational theology and framework GenOn crafted over 60 years ago, the project seeks to build relationships between family members, as well as between families and churches, so all people are loved, cared for, and belong.

The resources developed by GenOn and its ecumenical partners are:

  • Rooted in Christian values

  • Simple and easy to put into practice

  • Designed with family life in mind

  • Focused on fun, wonder, and creativity

About the project