Is Facebook Evil? How About Tik Tok?
Is Facebook evil? How about Tik Tok? Take time and learn from two resources and decide on your own.
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Is Facebook evil? How about Tik Tok? Take time and learn from two resources and decide on your own.
Is there a disparity in what we pay those who serve in youth ministry?
Youth Unlimited is pleased to announce that Rick Zomer has been selected as their next Executive Director.
I am working as our interim Youth Minister and just need to hear what I already know to be true. Bad nights happen to everyone...right? Any idea how to teach students who encourage disrespect?
If you are a leader, what has been your experience connecting with teens on a deeper level? If you are a teen or young adult, what do you wish your church understood?
How do we develop ministry foundations to disciple well?
VBS can be a great opportunity to share the love of Jesus—with members and the community—in a fun and different way. What has worked, or NOT worked, at your church?
Looking for bible studies that focus on specific books of the Bible for teens.
Do you have something to contribute to the Youth Ministry section of the Network? Contact the guide and your contributions will always be considered.
I'm currently in the process of becoming the new youth ministry guide for the youth ministry network. I'm very excited about this opportunity, but welcome involvement by others, and it's my belief involvement stems from investment, and what better way to invest than through suggestions!
If there's one buzz word about what our churches deeply desire to be, it's "intergenerational." We all know what it means, right? And we all know when we've achieved it, right? Right?
The recent decision by Youth Unlimited to eliminate their paid Canadian youth leader developers because of financial constraints is sparking considerable discussion around water coolers and coffee pots across Canada.
Youth Unlimited, the Grand Rapids-based parachurch organization that includes GEMS, Cadets, and young people, has a serious marketing problem right across Canada. Is it time for Canadian churches to establish an independent, made-in-Canada youth ministry support system with our own team of leadership developers?
TechMission's UrbanMinistry.org is releasing a new section of our website called the Urban Youth Ministry library. This library combines all the free resources related to urban youth ministry from our partners.
Do you think that there should be greater co-operation between youth workers and campus ministers? If yes, how do you think that might look like? If no, why not?
I struggle with continuity in a youth season. I feel like I jump from one thing to another and am worried that these things won't stick long term. Has anyone else used a theme or not?
How do we hook our kids into great resources? Do you encourage your youth group to get to the library? Would it be better as a resource center? Do you suggest books or material to the Library?
As a paid youth worker, what gold nugget of advice can you give to the volunteer in a volunteer-driven church to encourage them in ministry?
If you have been in ministry for more than 24 months, in one church, what are you doing on a regular basis that keeps you motivated to continue in youth ministry?