Last day of school reading recommendation:
As high school draws to a close, teenagers face many questions they’re afraid to ask, insecurities they may be unwilling to examine, and freedoms they’re unsure how to handle. How can we as parents …
Worship is a foundational component in most youth ministries. But what if you could challenge teenagers to think differently and more deeply about worship? What if you could push the boundaries of their understanding and their definition of what it …
The weather isn’t hot–we’re doing something about it. For 12 hours only, we’ll be offering reduced rates on 2014 Symposium registration. It’s nonprofit professional development with outstanding speakers and valuable, forward-thinking programming at a fantastic price.
Register between 9 a.m. …
This fall, the National Youth Workers Convention will be in Sacramento, CA October 2-5 and in Atlanta, GA November 20-23. As part of serving you, we would like to offer discounted registration costs to the conventions that you can pass …
Looking for something to read this summer? Check out these must-read books recommended by the Center for Youth Ministry Studies.
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by Ginny Olson, Diane Elliot, Mike Work, Youth Specialties
As I transition into my new role with the Evangelical Covenant Church, first let me say what a deep honor it is to serve Christ and you. I am humbled by the opportunity, excited to serve, and watching in expectation
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For the next few months, we will be highlighting the different teams working hard to create an exciting and life changing CHIC 2015. In February, we learned about the LR2J team. This month, take some time & get to know …
Easter has come and gone, so for many of you, it’s time to start planning those Summer mission trips.
I wanted to take a second to pass along some thoughts as you prepare for your Summer mission trips.
1. Leave …
By Leneita Fix
Almost every day I hear a different youth worker complain about a parent who doesn’t really “care” about their child. Have you ever done that? I know I have. The “untraditional” family has become the norm with …
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