The Chain Gang – Reflections on Ministry Life
Columnist Mike Weider encourages youth workers not to be crippled by a sense of “burden” in ministry; it’s not really about you anyway!
Read MorePosted by Michael Weider | May 29, 2007 | The Youth Worker, Youth Worker Faith
Columnist Mike Weider encourages youth workers not to be crippled by a sense of “burden” in ministry; it’s not really about you anyway!
Read MorePosted by James McConnell | May 29, 2007 | Life as a Youth Worker, The Youth Worker
It is crucial to remember that those in ministry are role models, not only to the participants of our programs, but also to the many whom volunteer and work along side us. Are we allowing others to risk burnout in their volunteer ministry because we over-commit and can’t say, “No!”? Reflect on a list of practical ways to avoid burnout in the field of youth ministry.
Read MorePosted by Cheri Selander | May 29, 2007 | Girl Talk, The Youth Worker, Women In Ministry
God created us to be in relationships. Friendships are important to our emotional health. Friendships can come in all shape and sizes, there is no norm. How are your friends a support for your ministry?
Read MorePosted by Thad Warren | May 29, 2007 | Doing Ministry, Family Guy, Family Ministry
Dr. Thad Warren shares what happens when you invite other adults in your congregation to be a part of a ministry that isn’t yours alone.
Read MorePosted by Alaina Kleinbeck | May 29, 2007 | Book Reviews, Doing Ministry, Practical Youth Ministry
Hurt hits the spot for those of us that want to reach youth exactly where they are. While Clark occasionally dabbles with language more familiar to university classrooms, overall he writes for an audience that actively works with today
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