Cultural Changes Generational variation is a key concept of worship; it is a factor which continues to shape worship models in the contemporary religious set up. The choice of ministry approach in a diverse generational set up is a dilemma that most ministers are currently struggling. In addition, the ever-widening gap between the “old” and the “new” generation poses a great threat on the choice of modest models of administering gospel to humanity. 1 Theological studies explain this dilemma as a factor of the interpretation or mentality that generations have regarding worship. Different generations have their expectations in the ministry and worship too. Consequently, the minister as an agent of the message, must overcome this “instructional dilemma” and pursue the delivery of services of worship intelligibly. 2 Cultural changes: Impacts of change in culture on worship As mentioned in an earlier submission, the understanding of the cultural evolution in the worshipping place is an exceptional component of the worshipping process. Approaches used by different age sets and generations are very different. Most notably, the conceptual understanding of worship has invariably led to the adoption of a different style of worship. The dynamism of culture dictates that worship strategies must be very flexible. Contemporary theological dispositions have affirmed that some elements of worship are not cast on a stone; these elements vary depending on cultural backgrounds of individuals. 3 Most considerably, is the assumption of dynamism of hat cultural practices; they keep on changing with emerging issues in the society. Anthropologists attribute globalization and urbanization as one of the most prominent issues that influence worship trends since they tend to create their own distinct cultural model. Urbanization in itself is incessantly drawing a line between the liberal worshiping frameworks and the conservatives. The contemporary models of praise and worship in the churches are considered relatively “liberal” in terms of the observation of the canons of their denominations; moreover, the model of worship of these denominations is anchored on very charismatic platforms 4 . The generational gap between the “old” conservative cohort and the “modern” liberal group defines the sculpt of worship. The structural framework of the worship centers must be alive to these cultural vagaries and adapt but without compromising the canons of their faith as enshrined in their fundamental teachings. 5 Providently, the concept of generational change has led to widespread conflicts in worship models in many denominations. Several denominations have been subjects of tug-of-war regarding worship issues. From a sociological approach, these dilemmas are quite explainable. The ideological differences stemming from the gap between the old and the young is constantly threatening the union of church and worship by extension. The church leadership must bridge this cultural divide. Socio – cultural inclement in the worship institutions must be amicably sorted out for the advancement of the worship. Contemporary issues have had a profound influence on human culture; incidentally; these cultural issues continue to influence the worshipping model of the society. Yong, in Afro-Pentecostalism: Black Pentecostal and Charisma