FW: Resend: Free Youth Lesson and Discussion Starter; Free e-Book; Chuck Bomar Video Interview and More

[Steve Smith]

 

 

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Subject: Resend: Free Youth Lesson and Discussion Starter; Free e-Book; Chuck Bomar Video Interview and More

 

November 29, 2009 Free Resource--($19.95 value)--with New YWJ Subscription YWJ reviewers and youth workers around the country have loved Andrew Root's Revisiting Relational Youth Ministry. You can get the book FREE, but only by subscribing to YouthWorker Journal. Here's our latest weekly eJournal full of stuff you can use and insights to challenge you. In this issue: • Youth Culture Lesson: 'Hair Apparent: Girl Shaves Head for Dying Dad, Gets Suspended' • Chuck Bomar YWJ Video Interview • Youthworks to Acquire Youth Specialties • Discussion Starter: The Blind Side Combines Football, Faith and Service • Free Advent Lessons for Your Group • 'Mission: Possible!' Backyard Evangelism from YWJ • Green Groups • Free e-Book on Troubled Teens • Quote of the Day • New Resource Review: Studies on the Go: Philippians, Clossians and First and Second Thessalonians by YouthWorker Journal columnist David Olshine Youth Culture Lesson: 'Hair Apparent: Girl Shaves Head for Dying Dad, Gets Suspended' Have you ever tried to do something nice for someone and had it backfire? Emily did. Here's a lesson about what we can learn from her situation. Chuck Bomar YWJ Video Interview We recently caught up with College Ministry 101 author Chuck Bomar, who talks about college ministry, emerging adulthood and the importance of connecting students to mature believers in local congregations. Chuck is the former pastor of student ministries at Cornerstone in Simi Vally. Watch the YWJ video here. Youthworks to Acquire Youth Specialties For those who've been wondering about the future of Youth Specialties, we now know most of the pioneering youth work entity will be sold to Youthworks, a youth missions organization founded in 1994. Click here to read more. Discussion Starter: The Blind Side Combines Football, Faith and Service Here's the inside scoop on a new feel-good movie about a homeless teen and the Christian family that takes him in and helps him become a player in the NFL. See how you can explore the film with your kids. Advent Vignettes: Lessons You Can Use with Your Group Thanksgiving is this week, which means Christmas is just a month away.  There's something precious and mysterious in the season of waiting. Steve Case helps us explore that mystery in these Advent vignettes that you can use with your group. 'Mission: Possible!' More Backyard Missions from YWJ Want a fresh and inspiring take on youth evangelism? Read this article from YouthWorker Journal, "We Are Christ's Witnesses," by Rebecca Long, the National Coordinator for Youth Alpha/USA. Also, if you aren't already a subscriber, click here to get your own copies of YWJ! Green Groups What you and your group eat can make a difference--for you and the planet. Here are some practical insights from the book, Fifty Ways to Save the Earth. Free e-Book on Troubled Teens Mark Gregston's Ten Ways to Turn Around Your Teen is designed to help parents (and other adult) work with troubled teens. You can get the book free here.   Quote of the Day "I take all the stress and bad things that happen over the day and I lock them in a box." -- Hannah, a teen whose father is unemployed and whose family is under financial and emotional stress, in The New York Times New Resource Combo Review: Studies on the Go: Philippians, Colossians and First and Second Thessalonians by YouthWorker Journal columnist David Olshine Subscribe to YouthWorker Journal The November-December issue of YouthWorker Journal features 60+ reviews of books, curriculum, movies, DVDs and other resources. To get your own copy of YouthWorker Journal, all you need to do is subscribe. Then you will get all our articles, columns, reviews of all the best books, curriculum and other materials. Thanks for joining us for this issue of the YouthWorker eJournal. See you next time. Sincerely, Steve Rabey, YouthWorker Journal Editor, and our entire crew

 

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