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Heading from children's ministry to youth group is so much more than a “new adventure” for kids. It’s symbolic of growing up.
Whether you’re accompanying teenagers to camp for fun and spiritual growth or taking them to serve and learn from the local church in another part of the world, these weeks away ca...
Summer is here, and that means youth ministers have all the time in the world. (Ha!) Although my summers are crazy busy, I love these month. That's why I created a summer bucket li...
Looking for the “best” curriculum for your youth ministry? There are many options from a variety of publishers and denominations. The right choice depends entirely on your context...
When I was in middle school, I remember the dread of being called to the principal’s office. I still have the “old days” embedded in my mind, when the principal once spanked me wit...
One of the most common challenges student pastors face is learning how to build a budget that actually supports the ministry they envision. Some ministries operate on $1,000 a year...
These youth ministries are crushing social media, and here’s the thing…. You’ve probably never heard of a single one of them. Today, I’m breaking down 5 accounts that are absolutel...
There are several simple, meaningful ways to support children, youth, and families at UUCC. Some of these are one-time opportunities, and some are ongoing ways to help keep our sha...
Youth and family ministers find themselves in the midst of a significant generational shift as Gen Z comes of age and Gen Alpha becomes more dominant in our ministries. Many have o...
Every youth pastor eventually faces the difficult task of asking a volunteer to step away from serving. Sometimes the issue is clear. Other times it is more subtle. Either way, the...
Summer is always a crazy time in student ministry. Between camps, mission trips, and helping with Vacation Bible School, most calendars are packed before you even get into your nor...
As youth pastors, we desire to help shepherd students' hearts to love the Lord and believe in Jesus. Spiritual highs are not our enemy, but a means by which we can disciple our stu...
Here’s a fun and slightly terrifying question for your next staff meeting: If you had a heart attack this week, who knows enough to keep youth ministry going? Cheery, right? I don’...
Welcome to Rooted's Top Ten, a curated reading list for youth ministers. Each month we compile ten articles to encourage you in your ministry. The post Rooted’s Top Ten of March 20...
Due to the rise in technology use, busyness, and growing complexities, it can seem easier for students to fake being Christians today. Our goal as youth workers should be to help t...
Many youth pastors know they “should probably post more” on social media but never quite get traction. The account exists, maybe with a few photos from last year’s retreat, and the...
The model minority myth can cause students to subconsciously adhere to standards of church involvement that are far more cultural than biblical. The gospel releases believers from...
Sports ministries bring participants (primarily children and young people) into a local church setting and pair the athletic activities with an evangelistic or discipleship element...
YXL is a leadership-intensive discipleship conference that equips students to return to their churches and build the Kingdom. The post YXL Celebrates 50th Anniversary appeared firs...
Pizza. Lock-Ins. Trampoline Parks. Camp. Pool Parties. Pizza. Dodgeball. Movie Nights. Video Games. Pizza. Church Vans. Chaperones. And more… These are some of the things that migh...
The Anglican Journal reached out to Anglican chaplains and students at universities across Canada, who highlighted the ability of campus ministry to provide fellowship and meaning...
It’s finally here—Graduation Sunday. The students who started as tiny, timid sixth graders now walk around your church with broad-shouldered confidence, ready to tackle the world....
“In but not of” youth ministry means we stop living in a Christian subculture and we train young people to think critically about their cultural influences.
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