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Jesus is King: Kanye’s conversion & unorthodox role models
What to make of Kanye West’s Christianity? Do he and other celebrities offer positive role models for young people, or should we be skeptical?
06 Nov, 2019
What to make of Kanye West’s Christianity? Do he and other celebrities offer positive role models for young people, or should we be skeptical?
06 Nov, 2019
Who are we, and where are we welcome? Vicki Miller explains how our Unfiltered course helps vulnerable young people find identity and belonging.
30 Oct, 2019
Suicide is the theme of 2019’s World Mental Health Day. SelfharmUK’s Jessica Whittaker points to the lifelines available to young people who are struggling.
10 Oct, 2019
We train more than 2,000 teachers, schools staff, social workers and other professionals every year - equipping you to support young people’s mental health, social and emotional needs.
We offer practical and develop models of youth ministry that really work. Our wide range of courses have been created to equip churches, youth leaders and parents with the skills they need to support young people in a rapidly changing culture.
We have four unique and exciting study opportunities for youth workers to explore and deepen their understanding and knowledge, from lectures to certificates and Master's scholarships.
Open Me is a free devotional made especially for youth workers. It’s a way of deepening your own faith and spiritual life - after all, you can only pass on something that’s real for you. Published in Seasons, each has a theme that leads you deeper into the character of Jesus.
A weekly podcast from Youthscape, hosted by Rachel Gardner and Martin Saunders. Expect interviews, thought provoking discussion, perspectives on faith, church and youth culture and a serious amount of fun.
Full of practical training and inspiration, this annual film school is for Christian young people aged 15-19 who want to learn to express themselves and their faith on YouTube.
Alumina is our online programme for young people that runs two evenings a week, by trained counsellors. It’s a safe place to explore how you are doing, what your struggles are and receive support for your harming behaviour.
SelfharmUK is a project dedicated to supporting young people impacted by self-harm, providing a safe space to talk, ask any questions and be honest about what's going on in your life.
Join churches across the UK on 22nd September 2019 to celebrate Youth Work Sunday, highlighting the value and importance of the church's work with them.
Youthscape are training vicars and church leaders who want their church to start working with young people and want to have the the right knowledge and insights to form a strategy and action plan.
