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Article | Youth Leaders >
The importance of teaching teenagers how to explain their faith stories. ...
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Posted by Bill Reichart
It is self-evident that you and I are living in a hyper-connected culture - we seem to be always "on". And what is true of many adults is even more true of our teenagers-they are constantly connected. For those of you involved in youth ministry, that fact can either ...
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Posted by Youth Ministry
We are living in a hyperconnected culture. Every teenager I work with has a smart [...] ...
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Posted by Mike Liebler
We are living in a hyperconnected culture. Every teenager I work with has a smart [...] ...
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Posted by Ryan Reed
Earlier this week, I wrote a post titled, “Why the Church Needs Teenagers (And Why You Do, Too).” I shared the necessity for why your church or organization needs to include the voice of teenagers in its overall direction and culture. I received valuable response in addition to ...
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Posted by Diane Paddison
Many times as mothers of teenagers, we worry about how to connect with our children. How do you encourage your teens to grow up as men and women of character when they’re in the middle of those “my mom is … Continue reading → ...
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Posted by Andy Braner
*Previously Published in the Huffington Post. CLICK HERE So many of my friends with teenagers... ...
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Posted by Kay Wyma with The Moat Blog
Christian teens find themselves in a place where they are more connected through social networks like Facebook and Twitter but are faced with feeling more lonely than ever before. See what Andy Braner says to parents and youth leaders for when youth feel alone. ...
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Posted by Josh Tandy
New Barna research out on teenagers expectations for early adulthood. The eye-catching headline is the last question in the below table that says a quarter of teenagers think they will be “famous or well-known” by age 25. However I think the buried lede has to do with the quest ...
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Posted by Ron Moore
    Question: How do I parent a teenager?   ...