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Third Culture Kids: Special Needs of Children of Missionaries, Oversees Military Personnel, and ExpatriatesHelping young people who've lived overseas understand the unique cultural influences in their lives. |
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Seeking to Expand the Kingdom: Taking God's call seriouslyHow can we be more effective given in an ever-increasingly multicultural and multiracial youth ministry setting? |
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Dropping Our Gringo Status: Partnering with Parents to Minister to Hispanic YouthA powerful encouragement to reach into the Hispanic community |
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Trusting Students to Serve: Mexico teaches us how to involve students in youth ministryA trip to Mexico becomes a lesson in youth ministry |
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Watching God Work: The Power of the Holy Spirit in Central American Street GangsA look at how the church is working with young people in Central America. |
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A Vision for Puerto Rico: Dreaming of a change in student ministrySome of the hopes, struggles, and needs of Puerto Rico's youth ministry landscape. |
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Reclaiming the Gift We Typically Ignore: Bringing younger students into the churchBuilding a church that's truly an intergenerational family |
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An American Theology: The struggle between Jesus' words and 21st century pop-theologyIn some very disturbing ways, our American, civil faith has warped our Christian, biblical theology beyond all recognition. |
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Youth Ministry and Real Poverty: Searching through Mexican culture to find real ways to helpCan evangelicals share the gospel beyond ministry and work for total economic reform of a country? |
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Russian Youth Ministry's Shift: A look at how Russia's culture is shaping a youth ministry changeTrying to define a Russian teenager challenges the national youth worker |
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Mars Bars and Cans of Coke: Learning the contextualization of Jesus' ministryA peek at how the ordinary is becoming extraordinary in Irish youth ministry. |
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Stand-up Jesus: Lessons from the Master of Humor and FunJesus was probably the most effective user of humor and comedy than any communicator who's ever walked the planet. |
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Fair Dinkum Youth Ministry: The Ills of Event-Based ThinkingMost of us spend way too much time and energy on events |
Wednesday • September 08 • 2010