youthESource

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Connected but Alone: Navigating the Curse of Social Media by Cassie Moore | October 5, 2020 | Doing Ministry, Fall 2020, Practical Youth Ministry, Youth Culture, Youth Culture | 0 Comments Social media is both a blessing and a curse. It connects us and opens doors, but can create problems, quietly destroy people, and isolate us. As we seek to help young people navigate through the quagmire of social media, we must be mindful that perspective is key. We can use social media as a tool to connect us to each other and to the Gospel. Read More 2017 Servant Event Devotions: I Am An Echo by Julianna Shults | September 29, 2020 | Devotions - Service, Fall 2020, Servant Events, Service | 0 Comments The theme I Am An Echo plays off one of the daily themes from the 2016 Youth Gathering. We are the echos of Jesus Christ, sharing His Gospel in what we say and do. These devotions (along with the Bible studies with this same theme) are designed to help young people focus on the source of their faith and to consider how in living out their faith they are an echo of Jesus. In our vocations and service, God is at work helping us to echo love, mercy, and joy to others. Read More youthESource provides Jesus-centered resourcesto those at work with youth in the congregation and beyond. End Goals Podcast End Goals is the podcast of LCMS Youth Ministry in the Office of National Mission. LCMS Youth Ministry Staff discuss practices for healthy youth ministry and interview practitioners who provide insight for experienced and new youth leaders. Psalm Devotions for Youth and Adults These short devotional pieces are perfect for sharing with your youth and young adults. Video Based Bible Studies These video based studies are designed to be easy for youth to lead. Social media is both a blessing and a curse. It connects us and opens doors, but can create problems, quietly destroy people, and isolate us. As we seek to help young people navigate through the quagmire of social media, we must be mindful that perspective is key. We can use social media as a tool to connect us to each other and to the Gospel. Transitions such as graduation are critical moments where congregations and parents can support a young person’s relationship with Jesus as they find a new church home or establish a new, adult relationship with their existing congregation. This talk sheet give you some direction on how you can form a discussion around the transition to college with your high school students. High School senior Ariana shares a heartfelt perspective on the impact of CoVid-19 on her life. She shares insight and encouragements for how adults, especially youth leaders, can disciple and care for young people in this time. Transitions such as graduation are critical moments where congregations and parents can support a young person’s relationship with Jesus as they find a new church home or establish a new, adult relationship with their existing congregation. This talk sheet give you some direction on how you can form a discussion around the transition to college with your high school students. Subscribe To OurEmailsJoin our mailing list to receive the latest news and updates.

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