It’s an obvious statement to make, but it bears stating anyway – no youth ministry can survive when attempted alone. It takes a team of dedicated people, using various talents, to do the work of sharing the gospel with students in an impactful way. Having a unified team is crucial! To take this point even […]
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Most of us who are beyond our high school days can remember what it feels like. It’s the first day at your new high school. It’s a new building, new teachers, new routines, and new social circles that always seem to add anxiety to an already stressful situation. On some level, it can be the
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The holidays can be a busy time. Families are inundated with parties, get-togethers, retail fever, and thousands of hours of holiday programming at their fingertips. While many of these things are harmless in themselves, the true meaning of Christmas can easily be lost in the hustle and bustle of the holidays. As a youth leader,
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Editor’s Note: The following article is based on Word of Life’s “Small Groups Leadership Pathways” course, which is specifically designed to assist youth ministry leaders, whether veteran or new, in developing their ability to lead in small groups. The points mentioned below are explained in further detail in the course, which is available at https://youthministry.wol.org/courses/small-group-leaders-path/.
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Earlier in my life, I worked as an editor for a group of local newspapers. I was a young man, just a few years out of college, itching to use my journalism degree and unleash my skills on the world. But like all young people, I had much to learn (and still do!), especially in
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As the holiday season approaches, you may be looking at your ministry schedule and seeking opportunities to serve in your community. After all, the Bible is clear that our faith is shown by its fruit — good works that bring glory to our Father in heaven (Matt. 7:20). Here are five great ideas you can
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While youth ministry is focused (understandably) on youth, organizers often forget that a crucial part in keeping a youth ministry strong is investing in its leaders. No ministry is run by one person alone! It takes a team, and for a team to function well, it needs to be focused, unified, and growing. So, here
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