Our lives, our cultures, are composed of many overlapping stories. Novelist Chimamanda Adichie tells the story of how she found her authentic cultural voice -- and warns that if we hear only a single story about another person or country, we risk a critical misunderstanding...
...Are we just telling and hearing a single story about #youtministry in the UK? Do we risk a critical misunderstanding about the state of #youthmin in the UK?
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Delighted: What Teenagers Are Teaching the Church about Joy - @kendacreasydean, Wesley Ellis, Justin Forbes, Abigail Visco-Rusert
Joy isn't often a word young people associate with church—but it should be. By reimagining three common practices in youth ministry through the theological lens of joy, veteran youth workers demonstrate how to shift this association and become more honest about...
what youth ministry can, and can’t, do to support young people and their faith.
Grounding youth ministry in joy rather than in fear also models a way forward for the church. It reminds us that youth ministry isn't a tool for anxious congregations to use to ensure their survival
In season 2 of her podcast, Jenni has conversations with people about creating new opportunities, communities and spaces for young people & youth workers to engage with as a result of the pandemic - and in the latest episode you can hear Mike and James talk about the Academy
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We're passionate about seeing Christians working with young people continuing to learn and develop.
Each Morning morning we're going to be suggesting resources that will help you develop personally and professionally. This week’s picks...(Thread) #ywchat#ycwchat#youthministry
Listen to: The @YMM_Podcast is in the middle of series of podcasts on Youth Ministry and the Enneagram. This 11-episode series on how youth ministry workers can capitalise on their Enneagram classifications for the sake of their personal lives and ministry discussing strengths