Rooted Recommends: Developing a Parent Resources Page
If you are looking to create a parent resources page for your church’s website, you will want to check this out.
If you are looking to create a parent resources page for your church’s website, you will want to check this out.
Each spring we as youth ministers are faced with various transitions in the lives of our students as new sixth or seventh graders enter our middle school ministries, eighth graders promote to high school, and another class of seniors graduates and leaves us.
Our live Q and A from the 2020 Rooted Conference features experienced youth ministers answering your questions.
As a parent, I am relieved that God has granted me and my kids a teammate like you. As we walk alongside these kids together, here are a few practical ways you can help me out.
Parents, we are cheering you on! We want to come alongside you and equip you in the lofty task you’ve been given of raising a teenager.
While youth workers do play a large role in the faith-formation of young people, we were never meant to be their primary disciplers, nor can we be.
Here’s to the youth ministers who faithfully teach the Word, plan events, spend time with teenagers, and point them to the gospel week by week!
Parents, if you ever wonder whether time spent with your church’s youth ministry means anything to anyone at all, take heart from these youth ministers.
This Thanksgiving week, we invited parents and youth ministers (along with some wonderful students) to celebrate their partnership in the gospel by expressing gratitude for one another.