All Editorial articles – Page 148
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IssuesQ&A: Rachel Morfin
Rachel Morfin works for TLG – The Education Charity, which supports young people and children in crisis in education. Sam Donoghue meets her at their HQ in Bradford.
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IssuesSpiritual M.O.T.
Youth workers are like cars. Every so often we need to submit ourselves for an M.O.T. Youth work veterans Colin Bennett and Andy du Feu have compiled a ‘Spiritual M.O.T.’ – a regular spiritual check-up - to discern whether you are roadworthy, or in dire need of a little TLC.
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IssuesMotivation
Chat through what the grid (right) means, and then ask your mentee to plot themselves on the grid using this -10 to 10 scale:
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BlogMountains and valleys
The holiday clubs are over and the soggy grey weather has returned. Whether you have had a brilliant summer full of spiritual highs or not - it can be hard to return to the normal hum-drum children's work life as September approaches. Alex Taylor shares his own battle with post-holiday club spiritual dryness, and encourages us to recharge our batteries.
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Ready-to-use Movie: Paddington
A young bear from the deepest, darkest part of Peru has grown up with a passion for all things British (and marmalade sandwiches). After a terrible storm destroys his home, he travels to London in search of a new family and a place to live.
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Ready-to-use Movie: Pitch Perfect
Somehow, despite the fact that Pitch Perfect is based on a university singing competition, a lot of the movie manages to feel fresh among the
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Ready-to-use Movie: Prisoners
Prisoners is not the sort of film that you watch to unwind. Prisoners is a tense, moody thriller that slowly reveals it’s darker nature as it heads towards its big reveal.
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Ready-to-use Movie: Peaceful Protest?
People love a good protest. In fact, some people will protest anything. You can raise taxes, lower taxes, ban hats, encourage short-wearing or introduce compulsory S Club 7 dance routines to the start of the school day, and someone will complain, start a petition and demand that fellow supporters take to the streets and march on the Houses of Parliament.
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IssuesSchools’ work: Moving on up
Over the past few issues we’ve been looking more closely at approaching primary schools for the first time and provided some help and advice on how to approach what might be your first job in a school – an assembly.
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IssuesRe-Charge: The Tough Mudder
Re-Charge is a Bible study just for you, to nurture your own relationship with God. So stop, sit, breathe and read. This month, Danielle Strickland reflects on her Tough Mudder experience.
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Ready-to-use Worship: Multi-sensory Worship
When the apostle John starts his first letter, he begins by establishing that his message is not just a collection of thoughts or an intellectual concept. He describes it as that: ‘Which we have heard, which we have seen with our eyes, which we have looked at and our hands have touched’ (1 John 1:1).
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BlogReturning to Narnia
I haven't blogged since Youthwork the Conference back in November, and I put that down to SO much happening. As you're reading this you may (if you're a Youthwork magazine subscriber) be looking at the result of months of hard work from the editorial team and our designers. Twin that with a new website and I think I've pretty much excused myself!
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IssuesThe Real Nativity
What does the Bible actually say about Jesus’ birth? Ian White encourages us to look again.
