All NexGen Pro articles – Page 31
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IssuesPalm Sunday
Meeting aim: To explore the story of Jesus riding into Jerusalem and how the crowds responded to him, an incident that enabled children to thank and praise Jesus for themselves.
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BlogFive ways to encourage kindness in your youth and children’s groups
Meg Cannon, the project lead for Koko, Girl’s Brigade Ministries' online hope-filled vlog for teenage girls, shares five ways you can encourage kindness in your youth and children’s groups.
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Faith at homeFaith in technology
Tech is tricky to balance as a family, it’s benefits and it’s pitfalls. James Poulter chats about how to use technology well and how to avoid some of the risks.
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BlogHow to go slave-free for Lent
Despite slavery being illegal, there are still 40 million people trapped in forced labour. David Westlake, head of International Justice Mission, is challenging people to give up something that has slavery in its supply chains. Could you join in?
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BlogFlame Catholic youth conference was on fire
Nage gives her feedback on the biggest Catholic youth conference in England and Wales
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BlogWhy I'm giving up complaining for Lent
Editor, Ruth Jackson, explains why should join her in giving up complaining for Lent.
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BlogMomo: modern day Salem
As another internet phenomenon turns out to be a hoax, deputy editor Emily Howarth asks what this tells us about our society
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BlogI was hungry and you fed me… pancakes?
As Shrove Tuesday approaches, here’s how your groups could support those who are going hungry
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BlogA Christian schools worker's response to Shamima Begum
Shamima Begum's request to return the UK has started many ethical debates. It particularly resonates with those who care for young people at risk of radicalisation. Hannah Fox was a secondary school teacher in East London when Shamima left the UK. She shares her reflections on how Christians should respond to Shamima's request.
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BlogBedtime story: Twins in trouble
Bedtime is so special for faith formation and we want to help you in it. Jane Howarth shares a story that draws out a little moral dilemma
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IssuesSchools’ Work: Easter
Celebrating Easter is often trickier than celebrating Christmas. At Easter we remember Jesus’ death and resurrection, which can be very difficult for young children (and some adults) to get their heads around. For kids we have the Easter bunny and chocolate eggs, which seem to have no significance in the story of Jesus dying and being brought back to life.
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BlogHow to empower young people to reach young people
In a society that seems to have lost many reference points for God, encouraging young people to share their faith feels more important than ever. Youth for Christ’s Joel Preston shares his thoughts about the Youth Evangelism Conference, an event which is hoping to do just that
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