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Training, development and ‘sharpening the saw’
Toolbox: leading and managing volunteers and staff
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My additional needs kit list
Every child and young person needs support to help them learn or engage with activities. Some need additional or different support from those of the same age to ensure that everyone benefits from all they participate in. We want to address some of the important questions around these needs. Welcome to ‘All inclusive’.
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Most people quit just before the miracle happens…
G&TMark Griffiths and Rachel Turner’s monthly look at NexGen ministry
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Do only dads exasperate their kids?
Ephesians 6:1-4 is Paul’s household code, or top tips for raising a good Christian family. But how relevant is it to your family in 2023? The irony of a proudly single man, who spent part of his letter to Corinth telling them that celibacy is the best ...
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UCCF investigation still ongoing
The Universities and Colleges Christian Fellowship (UCCF), which supports Christian Unions across the UK, says an investigation into allegations against two senior members of staff has taken “longer than anticipated”.UCCF’s board of trustees took the decision to suspend national director Richard Cunningham and field director Tim Rudge ...
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Chris Pratt opens up about faith criticism
US actor Chris Pratt has shared his secret to dealing with criticism coming from him being outspoken about his Christian faith.Speaking to Page Six, Pratt referenced a Bible verse when asked if he minded the backlash his public faith confessions often cause.“‘If I was of this world, ...
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British teens doubt Jesus’ miracles
Teenagers in the UK are less likely than teens worldwide to believe Jesus was a miracle worker or that he was raised from the dead, according to an international study by Barna Group.Its UK edition of The Open Generation report is a first-of-its-kind international research study to ...
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Soul Survivor issues Pilavachi update
The investigation into possible safeguarding failures by church leader Mike Pilavachi will now include “recent allegations”. Soul Survivor has released an update on the national Church investigation after further testimonies came to light following an announcement four weeks ago. Initially, the Church of England National Safeguarding Team ...
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My favourite Bible verse
We asked some Youth for Christ workers to share their favourite verse. Here’s what they came up with…
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Raising children who know they are 'in Christ' when the world around looks for identity elsewhere
How confident are your children?
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Don’t give up on assemblies just yet
Education matters. This monthly column looks at God’s work in schools: through schools’ work and in children’s education as they think Christianly about what they study
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A week in the life of Amy Heyes
In 2003, amid AS Levels with her university options set, there was a prayer Amy Heyes knew she needed to speak out: “God, if this isn’t what I should be doing next…let me know.” God answered and, in the summer of 2005, she landed at UDB (Urban Devotion Birmingham). She tells us what a typical week looks like, many years on from that moment.
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The generosity principle and why it could be a key for you going forward
For many of us, leadership is a by-product of youth and children’s work. But we want to lead well, so each month we unpack an issue we face as leaders, and offer some guidance to traverse it.
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What to do if you see or suspect child abuse
Each month, the safeguarding experts at Thirtyone:eight help us to keep those in our care safe, as well as our policies and procedures sound.
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Could better training be the key to a flourishing youth ministry?
Toolbox: leading and managing volunteers and staff
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My additional needs book list
Every child and young person needs support to help them learn or engage with activities. Some need additional or different support from those of the same age to ensure that everyone benefits from all they participate in. We want to address some of the important questions around these needs. Welcome to ‘All inclusive’.
