All Things New: Becoming a Better Servant Leader
What does it mean for the youth worker to be a servant leader?
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Tag: Servanthood
Servant Hearts in Middle School
Middle school is a great time to teach youth to exercise their servant hearts. This article includes some tips on how to do it well.
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Serve Locally
Why serve locally? Why not?
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Lock-In: Bread of Life
This lock-in/servant event is intended to focus on the ordinary substance of bread with the prayer that God will use that also to accomplish the spectacular.
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Spiritual Practices: Service
I believe what we’re aiming for, what God is sending us into the ministry to strive for, is to help youth (and even the adults in our ministries) become more alive, more aware of God and God in action.
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Young Adults in Action: Liz’s Story
Liz shares the story of how her life was changed through volunteer service
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Family Guy: Shaping Their Serve
Providing opportunities for youth to work along side their parents and encouraging parents to be models in doing service together as families encourages a positive attitude about serving and increases the likelihood of them serving as adults.
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Drive-by Serving?
Servant Events are great opportunities for learning and growing, but how do we carry those lessons into daily life?
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Servant Formation: Not Nice, but Good
An in-depth look at servant-hood and adolescent development, and some talking points to generate conversation with youth.
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Missing Relatives
Mission work is a rewarding and important aspect of Church life. If you are interested in traveling beyond your borders to share the Gospel of Christ, read on…
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FOCUS Part 4: Being Christ’s Disciples
Being Christian servants isn’t easy. Not only does it require a good deal of spiritual, mental, and physical discipline, but our culture is working against us. This article explores methods to enhance your ability to serve Christ in the world today.
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FOCUS Part 3: A Model for Teaching Servanthood
To be firm yet observant, courteous yet understanding and sincere; this is the church worker’s FOCUS.
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