Resources

Teaching End Goals are 40 statements we pray teens know and personalize by the time they graduate from high school. As youth ministry teaches from Scripture and the Catechism teens will better understand these key tenets of their Baptismal faith.

Transitions can provide for growth in one’s relationships with Jesus and His Church, or sometimes Satan uses these transitions to pull us away from God’s promises.

Young leaders need mentorship and guidance, but done right, this can connect them into even deeper relationships and community.

Burnout happens everywhere, in every job. It’s not just us in the church who need to be aware of burnout.

In a skeptical world, where do we begin to show young people that God’s church loves them and wants only the eternal best for them?

The Last Jedi is a popular movie and can be, with discernment, an edifying experience for you and your group.

As children of God, poor in spirit and unable to bring anything to God, Jesus teaches us to pray. He teaches us to pray as disciples who must rely on our Father in heaven for everything, including our daily bread.

As youth workers we serve not out of some obligation, but out of a love for teenagers as image bearers of God. Likewise, we bring the Gospel to bear in Christ to free the youth we care for to join us in service of Christ through service of those in His kingdom.

How can we encourage our youth to study the Bible and understand a fraction of its worth?

May we all be workers that love the Lord and the youth enough to put in the time to help a transition be as smooth as possible.