Find out ways to help you engage with students on the autism spectrum in a way that ministers to them.
Is it worth it to do small groups in youth during the summer? Pierce Drake shares advice on the topic, as well as tips for what to teach.
I’ve been thinking a lot about these two words lately; delegation and empowerment. Should we delegate? Do we empower? Both? Read more from Betsy Marvin of the Youth Ministry Collective.
You’re trucking right along to some destination with your youth group, and all of a sudden, the bus breaks down! This inevitable occurrence does not have to be a complete disaster, if you know what to do. Jeremy Steele shares helpful steps to keep everything under control.
That dreaded moment has come. Someone in your youth group asked you the question. Yes, the question about sex. Quick! What do you do?! Jeremy Steele can help you figure out the best way to respond before this moment happens to you.
You have an event, and you want to recruit or hire someone from outside your youth group to play music or lead worship. Eddie Erwin has advice that will take the guesswork out of the process and help you be successful in choosing and supporting a band.
Are you concerned about your youth’s technology usage, but unsure of how to navigate all the different apps? Scott Meier gives us a crash course on some of the more popular and insidious social media apps teens use and points to a few more that may warrant a closer look.
It can really be hard being the youngest adult on staff, but the oldest in the youth room! Rebekah Bled shares four things every young youth minister needs to do in order to make their lives much easier.
At some point, everyone encounters tragedy or grief. But, how do you help teens who are wrestling with something this deep? Andrew Chappell offers helpful steps for walking through tragedy with your youth group.
The one thing that never changes is how much we hate change. It really freaks people out! Betsy Marvin discusses the right time and right way to institute change.
Be careful, little eyes, what you see! If your child uses electronic devices, you can be certain they will be able to access things they should not be seeing. Chris McKenna has sound advice for keeping your children and youth safe from internet pornography.
Fall semester is done, and Spring semester has begun. January is a great time to stop, re-evaluate your student ministry, and have conversations that will take your youth ministry to the next level. Adam Jones offers questions that will get your gears turning!
