Webinar: Gospel-Centered Life Ministry for Youth

Laura Davis, director of Y4Life (the youth and young adult ministry at Lutherans For Life) shares why it is important to address life issues in youth ministry, how to address these difficult topics in a Gospel-centered way, and how to prepare your youth to face a culture of death with an deeper understanding of the God-given value of human life.

Published January 15, 2015

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