Unlocking the Keys to Indigenous Urban Leadership Youth for Christ Research Brief
What does it take to develop an indigenous urban ministry leader? Insights from leaders themselves offer important clues.
What does it take to develop an indigenous urban ministry leader? Insights from leaders themselves offer important clues.
Surprising insights from DJ school into the vocation and role of youth pastors.
Research reveals that urban youth workers struggle to get personal help when they need it. This research brief and interview with Young Life Vice President Angel Ruiz offers ideas to change that trend.
An article about parents recently caught my attention.
Stories are valuable resources that we need to use productively and wisely.
One of the big lessons we’ve seen proven over and over in our Sticky Faith Cohort churches is the power of story.
There’s no shortcut to lasting transformation in your ministry.
I’m a huge fan of collaboration. We will never change kids’ lives without working together.
Today’s special edition E-Journal features our Urban Youth Ministry Certificate program.
Catalyst Leadership magazine recently used research by the Barna Group to assign animals to different ways of dealing with conflict.1 Most pastors, they wrote, take the Sloth (avoid at all costs), Skunk (pass the stink on to someone else), …