What Makes Faith Stick During College? Research Release
Findings from Sticky Faith research provide surprising insights into instilling lasting faith in young people.
Findings from Sticky Faith research provide surprising insights into instilling lasting faith in young people.
What does a high school senior need to know about faith in college?
Through our Sticky Faith project, we’ve learned that high school students do better — in their faith and overall adjustment — when they are better prepared for …
What does a high school senior need to know about life after youth group?
Through our Sticky Faith project, we’ve learned that high school students do better — in their faith and overall adjustment — when they are better prepared …
What do our students need to know about God’s grace?
I (Kara) love the title of the book Your God is Too Small by J.B. Phillips. It reminds me of the desire I have to experience more of God’s bigness, both for myself and as well as for teenagers. In …
What’s the difference between understanding faith and internalizing it? Psychologist Krista Kubiak Crotty explores the implications of those differences for youth workers hoping to nurture students’ faith in ways that will last far beyond high school.
Continuing our series on faith identity formation, this article explores the importance of the process of “Moratorium” in faith exploration and offers practical ideas for youth workers to ride with students toward their long-term commitment to Christ.
The latest research on what’s happening with college freshmen and their faith identity might surprise you. Meredith Miller reviews the research and excerpts from an interview with Tony Jones on the “lockbox theory.”
You’ve been wondering whether to pick up the phone and check in with last year’s grads now that they’re a few months into college, but you aren’t sure you can make the time. Recent research through FYI’s College Transition Project might help you realize how important that call really is.
What do we really think about the church, and does it make a difference in the way we do youth ministry? Kara Powell and Brad Griffin argue here that our ecclesiology matters immensely for youth workers, and make practical suggestions for working out a new theology of youth ministry for your church.