Time for YOU
Burnout happens everywhere, in every job. It’s not just us in the church who need to be aware of burnout.
Read Moreby Megan Miessler | May 14, 2019 | 2019 Resources, The Youth Worker | 0
Burnout happens everywhere, in every job. It’s not just us in the church who need to be aware of burnout.
Read Moreby Cassie Moore | Mar 19, 2018 | 2018 Resources, Blogs, Inside the Teen World, Life as a Youth Worker, The Youth Worker | 0
This article is for you, that person struggling right now and feeling alone. The person afraid to be vulnerable and admit what you’re really feeling.
Read Moreby Lea Mansell | Nov 3, 2008 | Interns & Rookies, The Youth Worker | 0
I’m there. You know that place I’m talking about–the one where ideas are few and far between, where God seems so far away, where the old tricks aren’t working, where what you’re trying feels like much less than what’s necessary, where your spiritual journey seems to be lacking heart.
Read Moreby James McConnell | May 29, 2007 | Life as a Youth Worker, The Youth Worker | 0
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 Moreby Melinda Jacobson | Oct 1, 2004 | Life as a Youth Worker, The Youth Worker | 0
Encounter the real story of a Church worker on the edge of burnout. Discover how prayer, the Word, dilligence, boundaries and taking time helped one servant regain her sense of direction.
Read Moreby youthESource | Jun 1, 2004 | Life as a Youth Worker, The Youth Worker | 0
Volunteers in any area of the Church face a difficult and sometimes thankless task. Fortunately, the rewards volunteering can bring often override the frustrations and hardships. In this short article, Martha Andres, a long time volunteer, offers her perspective on how volunteers can avoid becoming overwhelmed and burnt out while on their individual ministry journeys.
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