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2007-11-24T12:52:31-05:00GCIinfo@gospel.com/feeds/topics/ministry+to+youth/100 Youth Ministry Gemshttp://youth-ministry.info/articles.php5?type=2&cat=260&art_id=1022007-11-24T12:52:31-05:00
Three veteran youth ministers share their best seasoned advice. Managing Volunteers: Evaluationhttp://youth-ministry.info/articles.php5?type=2&cat=230&art_id=872007-11-24T12:40:09-05:00
For ongoing development of your small group leaders, evaluation is invaluable. Here's how. Youth Ministry Rooms: Ten Tips to Spice Them Uphttp://youth-ministry.info/articles.php5?type=2&cat=180&art_id=502007-11-24T12:04:16-05:00
Dr. Al Millergren and Paul Evans give hints for making your youth ministry room more inviting for teens. Inner City/Urban Ministry: How to Develop Ithttp://youth-ministry.info/articles.php5?type=2&cat=160&art_id=442007-11-24T09:32:08-05:00
Tommy Carrington directs Reach Out's Urban Ministry training and works with inner city teens in Miami. In this article, those who love students and love God will be encouraged that they can impact the inner city with resources they already have. Programming Your Teaching With "Growth Zones"http://youth-ministry.info/articles.php5?type=2&cat=150&art_id=1212007-11-24T09:26:56-05:00
This plan gives you a way to organize your teaching and training by dividing everything you want to instill in your students into seven Growth Zones. A great strategy to help you develop a long-range plan and make everything you do have a purpose. Programming Valueshttp://youth-ministry.info/articles.php5?type=2&cat=150&art_id=422007-11-24T09:25:05-05:00
While many people assume that Student Impact at Willow Creek draws over 1000 students into their ministry primarily through a spectacular program that few other churches could pull off, Bo Boshers insists that their success is due more to their programming values. Any size ministry can use them. Community: Building it in Youth Groups in Various Cultureshttp://youth-ministry.info/articles.php5?type=2&cat=140&art_id=652007-11-24T09:21:29-05:00
What works to build community in one group won't necessarily work in another. Dave Livermore shows us some models that are working in various cultures. Friendliness: In Search of Friendly Youth Groupshttp://youth-ministry.info/articles.php5?type=2&cat=140&art_id=1292007-11-24T09:19:21-05:00
I sent a weird-looking student into a youth group that was reportedly big on friendliness to see what would happen. The result gives us insight into building friendliness in our own groups. Friendliness: Evaluating How You Welcome Newcomershttp://youth-ministry.info/articles.php5?type=2&cat=140&art_id=1032007-11-24T09:15:45-05:00
An object lesson to shock your students out of their clicks and snootiness. Building Community in Youth Groupshttp://youth-ministry.info/articles.php5?type=2&cat=140&art_id=292007-11-24T09:09:24-05:00
Dissension and cliques threaten to divide many youth groups. What are the causes? What are the remedies? Mark Tittley responds. Jesus prayed, "May they be brought to complete unity to let the world know that you sent me...." (Jn. 17:23)