This model was developed in tandem with the rise of public education. It has its emphasis in Christian education and children's ministry. The needs of individual family members are addressed specifically. Kids generally enjoy the lack of parental supervision and relate better with young, single adult volunteer staff. Intergenerational involvement is minimal at best.
Parents often feel excluded or left out.
Family Ministry , Charles M. Sell, Zondervan Publishing House, 1995. Model Philosophy Advantages Disadvantages Resources 6. This is often used in tandem with evangelism events or part of a community outreach. Recreation is emphasized. Family life centers with gymnasiums, workout rooms, etc. are often built.