Supercharge your volunteer training
Volunteers don’t just show up on your doorstep fully prepared to handle all that student ministry will throw at them. Most of the time, their hearts are right but they need to be trained. It is your job to take their passion and form them into great volunteers. When you have well trained volunteers, it
What the church communicates as important
If you’ve worked with teens in church for any length of time, perhaps you’ve heard someone say they following to you… “Those teens keep talking during church!” “They were passing notes during the sermon!” “Can’t you get those teens to come in from the foyer and sit in the pews?” “Did you see how those
Book Review: Sifted
Have you ever contemplated the following words of Jesus in Luke 22:31-32, where Jesus says to Peter – Simon, Simon, behold, Satan has demanded permission to sift you like wheat; but I have prayed for you, that your faith may not fail; and you, when once you have turned again, strengthen your brothers.” “Sifted: God’s
Best iOS apps for Youth Ministry (Fall 2011)
The iPhone 5 is rumored to be out in less than a month. IOS 5 will likely be released alongside it. Even the iPad 3 will probably be here early in 2012. So that means another installment of the best iOS apps for youth ministry. You can check out the previous articles by going back
What Teens want in a church
I got asked this question the other day – “What do teenagers want in a church?” It’s a tough question to answer, because its like asking “What kind of music do people like?” or “What food do kids eat?” What people look for in choosing a church is often personal taste – location, denomination, people
Happy Holidays, Merry X-Mas, and other such junk
“Happy Holidays!” You hear that from the lips of a cashier at the local store. Clearly, she’s a spawn of Satan who wants to demote Christmas into a day no bigger than Memorial Day, New Years, or Thanksgiving. “Merry X-mas!” That was written on the inside of a Christmas card from a relative who you

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Great Blogs this week

Here are some great blogs I’ve read this week!

How to Create a Youtube Playlist for youth Ministry – Steve Blanchard

6 Steps to Help Hurting Students – Greg Wilson

Teaching Tip #1: Silence is OK – Mike Kupferer

The Kind of Service Matters – Brad Griffen

Do You Have the "Anywhere, Anytime, Anyone syndrom?" – Paul Turner

Equipping students to be influencers – Jason Curry

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Paul Turner says:

August 19, 2010 at 5:23 am

Thanks for the shout out Bill!

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- Bill Nance says:
  
  August 19, 2010 at 6:16 pm
  
  No problem Paul. I love your blog, you always seem to write something great.
  
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Supercharge your volunteer training

What the church communicates as important

Book Review: Sifted

Best iOS apps for Youth Ministry (Fall 2011)

What Teens want in a church

Happy Holidays, Merry X-Mas, and other such junk

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