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Seven sins of re-inventing your youth ministry

By Mark is a leading American youth ministry thinker, and regular contributor to Premier Youthwork. He is author of A Parents Guide to Understanding Teenage Brains (Group, 2012). 2017-01-19T00:00:00

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I’m a big fan of change. In fact, one of the personal values I try to live out in every area of my life is this: ‘Change is non-negotiable. Upheaval, starting new things, risk and failure are all necessary and good, both for the organisation I’m a part of and for my own level of thriving.’

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