The topics for these studies are spiritual practices which are important for Christians, regardless of age. As an intergenerational study, supportive adults and parents can regularly serve as examples in these practices and young people who are learning to incorporate them in their everyday life. This is a four part study that can be used in a variety of settings.
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“Church is boring, but youth group is fun.” That statement summarizes one of the...
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Gather families together for a special worship service celebrating the gifts God gives us through family!
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God gave the commandment to “worship Him alone” as the first since it teaches us to understand the foundation and source of our eternity and morality.
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Some tips on planning a youth-led worship service.
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Note: The emphasis of this service is on life, especially the life that is ours through Christ...
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Tips and ideas on connecting musical youth with others in the church.
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Discover the potential for your ministry by taking to heart Bob McKinney’s Axiom #5: All of Life is Worship.
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In this review, Rev. Terry Dittmer considers three youth worker “must haves” for designing worship services that resonate with youth.
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In this article, dancer/choregrapher Diane Wardenburg shares her interest in liturgical dance and offers some advice to those interested in using dance in their worship services.
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As several Christian music artists release “worship records” alongside their regular albums, we are led to ask, “What on earth is the difference?” Rev. Jeff Kunze provides some clarification in this article.
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