There are always questions about young people on our minds. We decided to ask our email subscribers what theirs were, to find the common threads.
A key aspect of whatever happens for young people will involve volunteers to make it happen. There are many ways to build and maintain a volunteer team, but one church recently caught our eye.
The first ever group of children and youth work apprentices finished the programme this week as another cohort begins the course.
A small group of teenagers at St Hugh’s Northolt started their own Bible study mid-week, using technology to make it happen.
What would it look like to create a piece of art about the burdens young people carry?
Incumbents gathered at the Bishop of Edmonton’s home to hear about a new opportunity to gain momentum in parish youth ministry.
The third-year children and youth work apprentices, from across the Diocese, share a few leanings, before they finish as fully qualified youth workers.
Summer events are an amazing chance to get that all-important contact time with young people that builds relationships. If you’ve been wondering which … Read more
Fr Stephen Gallagher reflects on the involvement of young people from his parish in the National Walsingham Pilgrimage, a key event in the … Read more
Levi Phillips from Capital Youth joined a meeting between Youth Minsters in Kensington, to see what the teams have been learning so far … Read more