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Friday, December 7th, 2007Interesting conversation by a Chi-town youth pastor about how Evangelicals teach abstinence to teens. I have been thinking lately, though, about the typical Evangelical approach to “abstinence education†(including our approach here), and Josh McDowell brought the issue back to the forefront of my thinking. His approach typifies what you will hear and see among [...]
LPAC’s Guide to Holistic Program Development
Friday, November 30th, 2007I’m live blogging the quarterly training for LPAC’s Transforming Youth Capacity Building Project. Jose Montes, the principal LPAC trainer on the project, has developed a number of outstanding Guidebooks and Workbooks to support the training process. This quarter’s theme is program development. Holistic Ministry Program Life Cycle I. Assessment Program development begins with assessing current [...]
NYS Commissioner: Why
Tuesday, November 27th, 2007LPAC Holistic Leadership Series Hon. Gladys Carrion, Esq., Commissioner NYS Office of Children and Family Services “How Faith Communities Can Help with the Crisis of Children and Families of Color” Rev. Dr. Raymond Rivera of Latino Pastoral Action Center hosted Commissioner Gladys Carrion of the NYS Office of Children and Family Services yesterday as part [...]
Monday Morning MP3
Monday, November 19th, 2007UYWI Reload General Sessions Continuing the recent trend of pointing to free MP3 resources: UYWI has added general session audio from several of the RELOAD events throughout the country this fall, including Miami, Fresno, Houston, Phoenix, and Los Angeles in the UYWI Resource Library. Hear from speakers such as Larry Acosta, Virginia Ward, Soong Chan [...]
40 More Tools for the Process (Bagged Lunch Morsel 7)
Friday, November 2nd, 2007+ Bagged Lunch Morsel 1; Morsel 2; Morsel 3; Morsel 4; Morsel 5; Morsel 6, Morsel 7; Morsel 8 This is post 7 of 8 in a series based on the curriculum I wrote for last year’s Urban Youth Workers Institute Reload training events: “Bagged Lunch and a Drop of Oil: Multiplying Re$ource$ for Urban [...]
Embrace the Mess: Why Youth Must Lead Now
Friday, November 2nd, 2007- The following is from my November 2007 article in Tri-State Voice. Read the full article here. _______________________ It felt like a mutiny. As an official youth group, we were still young – not yet two years old – and our teens were even younger spiritually. Most were new to the congregation and raw street [...]
Wednesday Weekly Webcast
Wednesday, October 31st, 2007Way of Hope In urban America we have a picture of when Jesus told the disciples: “The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few.”
Monday Morning MP3
Monday, October 29th, 2007In lieu of posting one audio file here this week, visit UrbanMinistry.org’s iTunes podcast of Urban Youth Worker workshops and sermons, featuring presentations from Urban Youth Workers Institute, Devos Urban Leaders, CompassionWorks, KingdomWorks, Christian Community Development, Youth Partners Net, and more. MP3: Podcast RSS Feed in accreditation schools publicrestoration a credit zchristian schools acreditedbalance transfer [...]
Creativity in your Context (Bagged Lunch Morsel 5)
Sunday, October 28th, 2007+ Bagged Lunch Morsel 1; Morsel 2; Morsel 3; Morsel 4; Morsel 5; Morsel 6, Morsel 7; Morsel 8 This is post 5 of 8 in a series based on the curriculum I wrote for last year’s Urban Youth Workers Institute Reload training events: “Bagged Lunch and a Drop of Oil: Multiplying Re$ource$ for Urban [...]
Monday Morning MP3
Monday, October 22nd, 2007I’m sad to admit that I’ve never heard Chris Hill preach — although I’ve heard amazing things about him for years — so this selection is as much for me to listen as anybody else. Dare 2 Dream Chris Hill, CompassionWorks 2004 Courtesy: UrbanMinistry.org.
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