Devotionals for Teens?
I have a friend who is looking for a good devotional for teenagers. Any recommendations?
Join the conversation! Whether you're a youth pastor, church staff or volunteer here's the place to share ideas, hopes, dreams and resources for youth ministry.
I have a friend who is looking for a good devotional for teenagers. Any recommendations?
Children and teens are suffering from grief and anxiety. Here are some resources your congregation can use to help them build resilience.
What role does/should church council and/or elders play in youth ministry in your church?
How might cultural shifts affect the ways we share our faith with the next generation? Join this conversation on October 14 at 2 pm Eastern.
The Building Blocks of Faith describe four spiritual needs that are met in Christ. Here are some ideas for helping faith to flourish by meeting those needs in your church’s youth ministry.
Does your Safe Church Policy have a provision for one-on-one mentoring with youth?
How are church leaders preparing students for Public Profession of Faith?
[email protected] gives churches and youth ministry teams the opportunity to do missions at home.
What faith-forming resources would you add to an Easter basket for teenage girls?
We do not want to turn away from this pain, but instead would like to do a better job of pointing you towards resources to use with your Youth Group or during SERVE.
I pray these resources will give you hope and encouragement as we follow Jesus in our calling as a people passionate about ministry to teens and emerging adults.
Any ideas or resources for Youth Ministry during COVID?
Is Facebook evil? How about Tik Tok? Take time and learn from two resources and decide on your own.
Tweens, teens, and emerging adults are struggling during COVID-19. Here are some ways your church can help.
As of Tuesday, September 1, 2020, Youth Unlimited has officially changed its name to ThereforeGo Ministries. Learn more!
The circumstances of 2020 have gifted us with an opportunity to learn from what we have done and apply those key takeaways as we set up for our “next shot.”
While you can’t replace the opportunity to serve, here are a few ideas to connect your youth with ministry in another city, culture, or country.
How do we keep children safe in this virtual landscape? Here are some tips for churches and schools.
Here are resources to help Youth Ministry leaders navigate partial reopening, in all stages between "total lockdown" and "total reopening" of physical buildings.
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?