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A pastor I spoke with recently shared, “During this time of COVID, I believe the elderly will bounce back. They are resilient in their faith. I am not so sure, however, about our youth."
Rather than sending students across the country to serve, [email protected] equips local churches and home congregations to serve in their home communities.
Helpful resource links for youth leaders and others who minister to teens during the coronavirus pandemic.
The attached "Coronavirus Challenge" and Photo Scavenger Hunt were shared by a youth group leader as an idea to keep the youth of your church engaged and having fun.
How are you connecting with Youth over the next few weeks?
The Senior High students in our youth group would love to do an in-depth study on prayer and I haven't found any great resources. Any suggestions?
Are you looking for a creative way to add some spiritual reflection to your daily routine during Lent? Join others across North America by participating in the #CRCLentPhoto Challenge.
The book "Faith for Exiles" has been an interesting read. In what ways are you experiencing exilic faith in this digital Babylon world?
I'm looking for some (really great) youth ministry books and resources. Any suggestions?
Are you looking for a summer mission trip for your youth group? Youth Unlimited would like to invite you to sign up for one of our SERVE Summer Mission Trips!
Check out this video reflecting on what God has been doing over the last 100 years through the ministry of Youth Unlimited.
I've been wondering if the church has defaulted to expecting too little of Christian believers. What if Christian youth are more willing to be challenged than the church is willing to challenge them?
Now I know that pastors, or any Christians for that matter, aren’t supposed to admit this out loud, but I struggle with short-term mission trips. Here is why I still go.
Through this regional, Midwest-based learning experience, we wish to come alongside your congregation to help you unlock key strategies for growing young.
This month’s Youth Ministry newsletter looks at the power of story. Check it out and add your story!
At Inspire 2019, Pastor Mary Hulst issued a call to action for churches went it comes to young adults. She made a profound declaration that something needs to change. Amen to that!
If you're looking for ways to encourage a middle schooler as a spiritual mentor and friend, check out this article.
Youth ministry, like many things in life, requires us to make space for healthy maintenance. Here are three things you can do.
Make sure you don’t miss out on these workshops being offered by the Faith Formation Ministries (FFM) team at Inspire 2019.
On the surface, November 2 seemed to be another ordinary night of ministry. We were prepared for anything—or so we thought.
Many of our senior high school students are getting ready to celebrate graduation! So how do we as a supporting church community celebrate with them? Here are a few ways I've seen churches do this well.
Will you share your youth worker knowledge with us through this short survey?
The All Ontario Youth Convention (AOYC) is looking for your help to bless 1000 youth (and their leaders). We have planned a prayer initiative at the 2019 AOYC and we'd love your involvement!
Help, I’m a youth leader and am feeling inadequate regarding explaining election/predestination. Any materials you'd recommend?
The TOGETHER curriculum is suitable for those who live with special needs and those who don’t. And the best part is you don’t have to split these students up, as is so often the case in the teen and early adult years. Neat, eh?