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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.

Dive into how the Samaritan man serves others and what we can learn in this devotion.

We have all been given a task - a mission if you will - to spread the Word of God to others. In this devotion we consider how each of us is a unique tool that God can use to accomplish His goals.

Sometimes we are distracted from God's teaching and plan. This devotion helps us to focus on God's mission to witness to the world.

God calls each of us to play a role in His mission. Using Acts 1:8 this study will outline the mission of the Holy Spirit to bring Jesus to Jerusalem (our everyday life), Judea and Samaria (our community around us), and the ends of the earth (globally) through each of us. This study is designed to help highlight the section of the 40 End Goals of Youth Ministry about “Acts of Service and Mission.”

We love to share stories, but the most important story we can share is God's story. This devotion encourages us to share God's story with joy and hope.

As a new church worker, it’s hard to navigate forming relationships within your congregation because you don’t know how to develop relationships with the people you are serving alongside. Here are three tips from Sarah on how to find your people.