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The teenage brain: 10 things you need to know about adolescent identity
The National Youth Ministry Weekend: a time of inspiration, practical resources, worship and, best of all, meeting people just like you who are passionate about work with young people.
We all want to feel in control – but when can that desire become dangerous for our youth work? How can we empower young people instead of controlling them?
Satellites is a brand-new event for young people, launching in the summer of 2022. It’s a five-day gathering, designed to inspire teenagers to live with God at the centre of their lives for the other 360 days of the year.
Welcome to our Covid-19 Resource Hub, the new home for all our coronavirus-related content — a pool of resources made to help your work with young people.
What does youth work look like around the world? In the final episode of this season, we meet Luke Greenwood to talk about mission and youth ministry in Poland.
What do you do when the worst does happen, when things don’t go the way you hoped or prayed? Welcome to Brave, a resource library made for standing tall against life’s giants.
What wisdom can a youth leader give to young people wrestling with love, sex, and relationship drama? Author Lauren Windle weighs in with her top tips.
Turn a Jenga™ set into a fun discussion game for ages 11 and up! Explore the foundational beliefs, values and relationships that young people build their lives upon and how Christian faith can make a difference.
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2021 youth culture snapshots. Findings from ten years of the Good Childhood Report. Poster: everything we know about rural youth work.
The team at the Youthscape Centre for Research have launched a ground-breaking three-year research project exploring the world of Gen Z, and their engagement with Christianity. Read on to find out more and get involved…
Covid-19 has brought major challenges for youth workers – but the story isn’t only negative. Our research suggests there were significant opportunities and discoveries too.
Meet our brilliant local youth workers who love serving young people.
More than a buzzword: our innovation specialist Hannah explains the essentials of innovation, with five practical pointers on how to cultivate it in your youth work context.
So what does Innovation actually look like? Here's real-life examples of products we've tried and tested through our Innovation process, and what we learned on the way.
Young people meet, think and congregate completely differently to the way they did just 25 years ago. Youth work needs to find ways of keeping up.
In 2014, we developed our own five stage process for innovation. Find out what those stages are and how we use them.
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