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It can be important to have icebreaker games as a way to get your youth building community and encouraging joy together with your youth. This can be particularly true after Covid. Here are some encouragements and ideas for icebreakers.

This four part Bible study is the first in a series that takes Catechism content and present it for high school students. The Apostles Creed is a statement of what we believe, teach, and confess as Christians. In a time when it can be challenging to stand up for what we believe, revisiting the Apostles Creed can be helpful for your teens.

When we are in turmoil, when we are under spiritual attacks, we need the words of Jesus; we need Jesus. In the second devotion in this series, Ben Meyer talks about how we approach the difficult feeling of turmoil as Christians.

Here are four low prep icebreakers that take a little bit of prep for your youth group.

Now more than ever our children need to develop resiliency skills as they face the after-effects of the pandemic as well as the ongoing repercussions of social and political unrest. In Youth Ministry we can help them to identify their feelings and see where God is with them and working in them to develop endurance, hope and resiliency.

There are times in life in which we feel as if God has forgotten us and that he’s just not there. In the first of four devotions in this series, Ben Meyer talks about how we approach the difficult feeling of abandonment as Christians.

Here are four low prep, low supply icebreakers for your youth group.

In this final devotion in the Easter series, we see how a nickname like doubting Thomas doesn't have to stop Thomas or us from sharing the Gospel.

While healthy congregations have supportive adults, healthy campus ministries do as well! Whether your campus ministry is a stand-alone ministry or the efforts of a single congregation, it is important to develop supportive adults to walk alongside students during one of the most significant transitions in their lives.

In this third devotion on the people of the Easter story, we see shame and regret felt by Peter after denying Jesus three times. Yet, Jesus restores and grants forgiveness to Peter as he does for us.