Youth Ministry

Youth ministers and others working with young people.

How do I get youth to want to come to church?

Posted Sat, 10/10/2009 - 17:56 by Anonymous

How long should I work in youth ministry?

Posted Sat, 10/10/2009 - 17:34 by Anonymous

84.5% of youth workers are satisfied with their work. Only 57% feel like they will be in youth ministry 5 years from now. Burnout, pay, stress, and promotion make up the reasons for the 43% of youth workers that don’t see themselves in youth ministry 5 years from now.

What are you doing, as a youth worker, to facilitate growth in your leadership ability?

Posted Sat, 10/10/2009 - 17:34 by Anonymous

This is a very important question to answer for each minister. At times when we achieve higher than average, in anything that we do, we can feel like we have “arrived.” Once this happens we will feel accomplished and somewhat superior to the rest of the people we are serving. However, it is important to realize that regardless of our position, we should always be students.

What is the youth ministry’s relationship with the parents? How can we serve the parents?

Posted Sat, 10/10/2009 - 17:33 by Anonymous

In youth ministry, we should always remember that if we don’t have the trust of the parents, we won’t have much of a youth ministry at all. Therefore, it is very important to make a connection with parents. Meet the parents, know the parents and make sure that there is always a level of communication with the parents.

What are the key studies that we can give kids to give them foundation in the Apostles Doctrine? Should it start at home?

Posted Sat, 10/10/2009 - 17:33 by Anonymous

. First of all, yes, foundational teaching should start in the home (Deuteronomy 6), but should you count on that?

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