Join Dr. Dudley Chancey and host Dr. Carson Reed as they discuss Chancey’s new book, Keep Faith Alive: Grandparents and a Godly Legacy. The discussion will focus on the importance of intentionally telling every generation about the story of the great things that God has done and is doing in our world. Chancey will provide actionable steps for passing the faith along to other generations.

Intersection: Where Theology and Practice Meet is a series of focused, online conversations hosted by Carson Reed. Drawing wisdom from special guests and inspiration from timely topics, we create space for collegial learning, reflection, and ministerial action.

Dudley Chancey completed his PhD in Family Studies at The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. He worked in youth ministry for 25 years, and then taught Youth & Family Ministry at University. He is the co-founder and director of the Winterfest youth events in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Ft. Worth, Texas, and Flagstaff, Arizona. He also co-founded the Intergenerational Faith Center for research about faith and families . He is involved in several professional organizations, including the National Council on Family Relations, Groves Conference on Marriage and Family, Association of Youth Ministry Educators, and the National Conference on Youth Ministries. He does mission work in Honduras and has taken Bibles to over 100 countries on all seven continents. Dudley is married to Vicki and has two adult children, Drew and Matt, two great daughters-in-law, Sarah and Jules, and four wonderful granddaughters--Lily, Haddie, Kinsley, and Cali Drew, and a brand new grandson Crosby Kyle Chancey.