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Connection vs. Stereotypes

by Dani Tietjen | Mar 9, 2017 | Hot Topics, Youth & Culture, Youth Culture | 0 |

We were created for connection, yet we have a bad habit of boxing people into stereotypes that separate us from one another.

Webinar: Today’s Politics – What Do We Say

by Bill Harmon | Oct 17, 2016 | Hot Topics, Youth & Culture, Youth Ministry Webinars | 0 |

How to talk about politics with youth and families in this politically-charged election cycle.

Retreat: Black and White and Shades of Gray

by Youth Ministry Classics | Feb 23, 2012 | Free Resources, Retreats | 0 |

Because we desire the simplicity of being able to view life’s issues as black and white, shades of gray make us uncomfortable and create tension for us. This retreat will help you explore these issues with youth.

The Age of Fragmentation: Spiritual Living in the Digital World

by Jay Reed | Mar 15, 2007 | Youth & Culture, Youth Culture | 0 |

The “digital age” has created what this author calls the “fragmentation age.” Much of our technology allows individuals to disengage from community and pursue their own interests without having to consider the needs of others. How are Christians to cope?

Being in the World

by Cheri Selander | Jul 1, 2006 | Youth & Culture, Youth Culture | 0 |

Youth of today have little choice but to be in the world. One of the best gifts we can give is to prepare them for what they might face and equip them with the tools they will need to remain different.

Culture, What Culture?

by Terry Dittmer | Oct 1, 2004 | Pop Culture, Youth & Culture | 0 |

It is often said that Christians should be in the world but not of the world, but does being in the world really mean watching the latest teen gross-out flick or reading all the gossip magazines? In this article, Rev. Terry Dittmer encourages youth workers to spend more time concentrating on “anything excellent or praiseworthy” instead.