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2012 // 09

2012 // 09

The Quiet Revolution

Is the ‘quiet time’ a lost art among youth leaders and young people alike? Dave Wright explores why
teaching young people how to nurture their relationship with God on a consistent basis is the key to lifelong discipleship.

Eating Disorders

Every youth leader knows teenagers who have developed a complex relationship with food. But knowing how best to tackle it can be challenging. Emma Scrivener describes some of her own experiences of this
‘good girl’ addiction, and provides helpful insights for youth workers going through this with their young people.

Youth Ministry Resource Supplement

A close to comprehensive listing of youth ministry resources in eight categories: Bibles, devotional aids,
interactive resources, curriculum, ideas, theory and practice, web-based resources and youth fiction.

Coffee With: Rebecca Hamer

Coordinator of The SPACE Project and winner of the ‘Youth Worker of the Year Award’ Rebecca Hamer
caught up with Phoebe Thompson to chat self-esteem, why we do youth work and why we just need to listen more.

RESOURCES

ADAPTABLE MEETING GUIDE #1

Romans 1&2: who is God? By Joel Toombs.

ADAPTABLE MEETING GUIDE #2

Romans 3&4: what is faith? By Claire Farley.

ADAPTABLE MEETING GUIDE #3

Romans 5&6: the good life. By Becca Dean.

ADAPTABLE MEETING GUIDE #4

Romans 7&8: hardships and hope. By Jo Derry.

READY-TO-USE MOVIE

Movie-based discussion resource by Tom Wade.

READY-TO-USE DISCUSSION

Discussion starter by Jamie Cutteridge.

READY-TO-USE MUSIC

Music-based discussion resource by Becky May.

READY-TO-USE STORYBOARD

A visual discussion prompt from illustrator Jason Ramasami.

READY-TO-USE GAMES AND ICEBREAKERS

Jimmy Young provides some classic games.

READY-TO-USE SAINTS AND MARTYRS

Resource for youth workers using the lectionary.

SCHOOLSWORK

Two pages of schools work resources compiled by schoolswork.co.uk.

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Every youth leader knows teenagers who have developed a complex relationship with food. But knowing how best to tackle it can be challenging.

Emma Scrivener describes some of her own experiences of this ‘good girl’ addiction, and provides helpful insights as to how youth workers can spot warnings signs and offer support to young people who are suffering with this life controlling issue.

On a cold blustery summer’s afternoon Rebecca Hamer and I found ourselves sitting in
Pret. Unfortunately, we were sitting in different ones. Unbeknownst to me there are in fact three
Prets between the station and our office, and I had failed to communicate the exact location of the
coffee shop of choice. Third time lucky – after an unfortunate incident involving a poor
unsuspecting blonde Phoebe lookalike – we arrived at the same place.

Dear Prof, my young people are really struggling at school. They aren’t sure if they should be hanging around with the ‘cool’ people, and trying to be ‘cool’ themselves. Is it alright to try to be cool, and want to be, as a Christian?

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