How were you impacted by the Sticky Faith Every Day Series?
It’s a new season!
Easter marked the end of the season of Lent. Resurrection Sunday is the high point of the Christian calendar, and while we’re still soaking in the glory of Christ’s victory over death, it’s a good time to reflect on what happened in our lives and ministries during the past 40 days.
In January we released the free 8-week Sticky Faith Every Day Curriculum series, in hopes that it might be useful to you during Lent (though it was meant to be useful in any season that works for you). Along the way we’ve heard stories, read tweets, seen pictures, and received emails about the impact of this curriculum and resources series. Thanks to those of you who have shared! We were so pleased that nearly 4,000 folks downloaded the curriculum from all over the world.
Additional blog posts:
- Slow down, I can’t keep up!
- Is it OK to give up prayer for Lent?
- Holy week reflections on loss.
- Three emotions that help young people connect to Jesus this Holy Week
And now that Lent has passed, this week we’re wondering: What difference has it made?
What little or big changes did you see in students?
How did you see signs of hope that families engaged the series?
What impact did the themes of Sticky Faith Every Day have on your ministry overall?
We’re open to hearing any and all stories, critiques, and brainstorms that came out of this series, whether you used a little or a lot of the material. Please submit a comment below, tweet us at @stickyfaith or @fullerFYI, or send an email to fyi@fuller.edu with your story.
Thanks for being part of the movement!
Brad M. Griffin
Senior Director of Content, MDivBrad M. Griffin is the Senior Director of Content for the Fuller Youth Institute (FYI), where he develops research-based training for youth workers and parents. A speaker, blogger, and volunteer youth pastor, Brad is the coauthor of Faith in an Anxious World, Growing Young, several Sticky Faith books, Every Parent’s Guide to Navigating Our Digital World, and the series Can I Ask That?: 8 Hard Questions about God and Faith. Brad and his family live in Southern California.