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Love them or hate them, ice breaker games to get young people interacting have a role to play in youth work. And as there is nothing new under the sun, here are five classic games to get you thinking.
You might be a fan of an action song, or the thought of leaping around to high-energy music might make your blood run cold. Here are some tips for doing sung worship with children.
Residentials can be life-changing events for young people. Getting away from day-to-day life and spending time in a Christian community gives young people the space to explore their faith and lives.
Susy Dand, an experienced children's and youth worker, reviews 100 Things for Your Child to Know Before Confirmation by Rebecca Kirkpatrick. Is it any good? And if so how can you use it?
Kensington Area Youth weekend away sees 45 young people enjoy the Pentecost Weekend in fellowship with others.
In this guest blog Ruth Wills argues that our children's work should reflect that children aren't empty vessels for us to fill with Christian stuff, but have an innate spirituality of their own.
What happens when you think you've come to the end of your ministry? How easy is it to prayerfully stand down? Alex Taylor explains why the season is here for him to step back from regular youth work.
Children's spirituality is based on ritual. Children love to do the same things to bring themselves closer to God. So why do we constantly try to change things?
