Resources

This is the introduction to a series of articles exploring the connection between the 7 Practices of Healthy Youth Ministry and Fuller Youth Institute’s 6 Core Commitments for Growing Young, These articles are all linked here to help you consider your ministry to young people might be transformed to help position your church to Grow Young as you retain and gain young people as a part of your ministry.

We know that many families struggle with how and when to allow young people to use technology, including social media. Here we have listed several resources as well as an example of a family technology covenant.

Looking for a short, easy servant event. These fleece hats are easy to make and can get distributed in a number of ways from homeless shelters, cancer patients and more. Included is a devotion created to be used before making the hats as well as the basic instructions.

This resource is designed to help a group preparing to attend a servant event. It is a short Bible study and a process for creating a group covenant to use while attending the event.

Many youth groups begin serving by setting aside a few hours each month for service. These are servant event ideas to get you started thinking about the needs of your congregation. Try them throughout the year with your youth group.

The commissioning is designed to be used by your group prior to attending a servant event or mission trip. The litany for departure is designed for you to do just before you leaving on your trip.

Many youth groups begin serving by setting aside a few hours each month for service. These are ideas to get you started in serving your community.

Service is central to the story of Scripture. Each of these devotions and Bible studies seeks to demonstrate this truth while focusing on an element of story and an aspect of service. Each devotion and Bible study are designed to be paired together.

We are called by God to reach out with the Gospel to the ends of the earth. This devotion talks about how we can be sent on that mission and support it.

Discussing faith and life with teens can be hard for parents or other supportive adults. This article is designed to help parents engage in those conversations to help keep the conversation open in order to help us guide faith in teens.