L**OVE FEAST (AGAPE MEAL) AND PRAISE** I**N THE EUCHARISTIC CELEBRATION:** L**IFE STORIES AND ARTS**<sup>11</sup> (Ecumenical)

*(Flexibility and Holistic Artistry: All generations are included in the planning process. All ages are invited to cook and bring the meal, set the table, and clean up afterward.*<sup>12</sup> *All ages should naturally gather and welcome each other: children (12 and under), teens (13–18), and adults of various generations. A name tag with a colored dot will guide them to their designated table. As part of the liturgy, the people wash their hands as they come in, and each will bring a candle to the table.*<sup>13</sup> *They will join the praise(singing/music) that is already happening. An ordinary table is set with food and drink. Because all are interconnected and interdependent in God's love and all are made in the image of God. Someone from each generation can be the leader in this liturgy. They can choose one song that would be well-known and comfortable for the children, one for the adults, one for the youth,* etc. *This is an in-person liturgy, but some might meet online, and this setting can be flexible for both in-person and online participation. In this liturgy, the five characteristics of the Triune God will be applied as the core of the theology in intergenerational worship and as basic guidelines for intergenerational worship design: flexibility (innovation), communication (sharing and empathy), interconnection, ubiquity, and holistic artistry. The format can be customized to any cultural and generational context. Possible language translation can be applied.)*
