The Rookie Minefield
What every rookie youth worker ought to know, from the pen of long-time youth worker Jeffrey Meinz.
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 Meinz | Mar 1, 2005 | Free Resources, Skits
In this original skit about a tech-driven worship experience, if it can go wrong, it probably will. Who would have thought projecting song lyrics on the big white wall would have taken so much planning? And why do donuts always take such a priority?
Read MorePosted by Jeffrey Meinz | Feb 2, 2005 | 2005 Resources, Free Resources, Skits
This original skit presents the “Peter Pan” of youth group, a guy who refuses to grow up in his faith. He doesn’t want what adults have to offer, but the youth don’t really want him around. What’s the PlayStation-playing old-timer to do? And what ever will become of the annual sledding trip?
Read MorePosted by Jeffrey Meinz | Jul 1, 2004 | Doing Ministry, Middle School Ministry, Youth Ministry Theory
A Jr. High student is a different sort of animal, and it takes a special person to “tame” him. In this article, DCE Jeff Meinz offers some advice on giving this unique age-group the spiritual food they need to survive.
Read MorePosted by Jeffrey Meinz | Apr 1, 2004 | 2004 Resources, Free Resources, Skits
A jogger sees a solitary man sitting on the same bench each day as he runs past. A few seconds and a couple words could make an eternal difference in the man’s life. Will the jogger be too late? Find out in this simple yet compelling skit.
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