Summer Trip Journal
When putting together a major summer trip, consider making a journal to go along with the experience. This article offers advice on making that journal truly special.
Read MorePosted by Douglas Widger | Nov 1, 2005 | Doing Ministry, Spiritual Development
When putting together a major summer trip, consider making a journal to go along with the experience. This article offers advice on making that journal truly special.
Read MorePosted by Steven Christopher | Sep 1, 2005 | Blogs, Longevity in Ministry, The Stride, The Youth Worker
Is it possible to be a church worker after the age of 35? Absolutely! Veteran youth worker Dr. Steve Christopher offers encouragement and advice on staying the youth ministry course and avoiding burnout.
Read MorePosted by Jeffrey Meinz | Sep 1, 2005 | Interns & Rookies, The Youth Worker
What every rookie youth worker ought to know, from the pen of long-time youth worker Jeffrey Meinz.
Read MorePosted by Jeffrey Kunze | Sep 1, 2005 | 2005 Resources, Free Resources, Skits
Casting about for an identity that “works” during the teen years is terribly hard. Wouldn’t it be easier if identities could be bought and sold across counter tops? If being all you could be only meant purchasing a few items at the big Identity Expo? The characters in this skit try to do just that, and in the process learn that the “basic must haves” of anyone’s identity come free.
Read MorePosted by Thad Warren | Sep 1, 2005 | Doing Ministry, Family Ministry
Much research has been and is being done on the fostering and formation of faith. The research clearly speaks to the role of the faith community in this process. When youth ministry is done well, it seeks to enlighten the faith formation of youth, which includes the active engagement of the entire faith community, but most importantly, the youths’ parents. This article talks about going beyond the pizza and fun to build a family-focused youth program for your congregation.
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