A Youth-led Service. Kris Hanna’s Address ”On Children”

Today is a celebration of our young people. They conduct the first part of today's service which takes the form of short plays they have written and directed.
Kris's address is also about young people, historical lamentations about them in the Town & Country Magazine in 1771, and even back to that grumpy old man, Aristotle: "They think they know everything, and are always quite sure about it!"
Today, Kris looks at the "Generation Gap": when the innocence and exuberance of the young in exploring the emotional roller coaster of life contrasts with the grumpiness and disapproval of elders? A perennial issue? What's at play here? Kris looks at what Kahlil Gibran wrote about children, what Jeshua said about children and what it means for our lives. Listen on!