
Renew Normal
A brand-new online event for youth workers to help you make youth ministry more effective as we continue to face the challenges of Covid-19 and beyond.
A brand-new online event for youth workers to help you make youth ministry more effective as we continue to face the challenges of Covid-19 and beyond.
Do youth leaders need a different understanding of presence and incarnational ministry to work online? What is the theological framework for engaging with young people remotely?
Young people understand that if you really love something or someone, you'll point everything in your life towards it.
Are we making disciples or spiritual consumers? Christian youth leaders can offer a radical gift to young people: teaching them to embrace prayer for themselves.
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.
How can we do effective youth ministry in this season? This week, Rachel talks to worship leader Hannah Hodges about innovation in worship. Martin and Rachel discuss their experience of helping young people encounter God in their local churches.
Youth ministry shouldn’t be so hard. Forget deep discipleship, Martin Saunders gives us 5 steps to an easier, more rewarding life.
Catch the vision behind our new website Headstrong, a positive space where young people can hear a better story for their lives. It’s only just beginning, so why not get involved?
The perfect introduction for young people wanting to follow Jesus, this multibuy includes a free copy of the book, plus a Study Guide for group discussions.
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Youth leader burnout. A theology of youth work in a pandemic. The aspiration gap. An introduction to systemic racism.
We know parents can have a big influence on young people’s faith, but what about grandparents? Research suggests they have a profound – but often neglected – role to play.
Can you theologise coronavirus in an age of science? How can young people ‘perform’ faith in a pandemic? And where is hope after a seemingly hopeless year like this?
How is Covid-19 reshaping our relationships and self-perceptions? Is digital technology overrated? What does it all mean for a theology of youth ministry?
Six fun and creative challenges designed to boost your mood this lockdown, FREE for young people in Luton school years 7-13.
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.