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Short-Term Consideration 4: Let youth share in the processing/building experience.

Youth ministry continues to evolve from doing things FOR youth to doing things WITH youth. That shared experience in creating something together is more life-changing than any program we can create. One youth pastor shared how they began creating baking YouTube videos. Now, via Zoom, some of their youth group bake together. While it usually takes much longer than doing it by herself, they share how the youth are impacted in several ways: in creating shared memories, developing

By Alvin|2021-07-22T16:55:04-04:00August 5th, 2021|reopening considerations|0 Comments

Pastor Tip: Assessing current next gen leadership development

Find out from your children and youth ministry leaders ways they are already helping kids and youth develop in leadership skills. In the coming months, for the pastors tip from Next Gen as part of the Pastors eNews, CBOQ Next Gen will be offering some ideas on developing leadership with kids and youth. Before you start to move forward, it's good to identify what's already happening. Have a conversation with

By Alvin|2022-07-15T20:15:39-04:00July 15th, 2022|NG leadership development, Pastor Tips|0 Comments

Coming Home (2018/19 theme)

People will come from east and west and north and south, and will take their places at the feast in the kingdom of God. Luke 13:29 (NIV) For many, home signifies a place of belonging, a place of safety. The church is to be that place for anyone can belong, to return to the one who created us. For anyone who steps into a church, two questions many are asking: Do

By Alvin|2018-09-22T19:12:35-04:00August 31st, 2018|Alvin Lau|0 Comments

Evaluating Summer Opportunities

It’s been just over a year since the first comprehensive lockdown happened. For many of our senior youth and young adults, this was a curveball like no other. Graduations and milestones changed. Work opportunities were in flux. Some students were helped by programs like CERB (Canada Emergency Response Benefit) and CESB (Canada Emergency Student Benefit), although these programs also may have influenced their expectations of what work-life and remuneration means. For those in school (whether secondary or post-secondary), the expectations of this summer will need to be

By Alvin|2021-03-14T21:50:08-04:00March 14th, 2021|best practices|1 Comment

What vs How in Youth Ministry Programming?

In youth ministry, many of us tend to focus on the content of teaching. Looking at a year-long calendar, many youth leaders try to pack in as much content and topics they can think of. Is that the best approach? For me (Alvin), I wonder if there is a significant shift in our youth ministry programming. Since the birth of the church, one of the primary drives was to share

By Alvin|2018-10-26T21:42:54-04:00October 29th, 2018|Alvin Lau|0 Comments

February 2021: Pastor Tip 1

Tip 1: Register for Today's Teens Today’s Teens Conference is the largest and currently the longest-running youth ministry training conference in Ontario. This year it will be presented entirely online and FOR FREE! The lineup includes plenary speakers like Finu Iype, Chris Chase, Lisa Pak and Brett Ullman. You’ll also get access to over 20+ breakout sessions and bonus materials. Even if you can’t make it to the entire event on Saturday, February 20, you can access everything afterwards on demand.

By Alvin|2021-02-12T21:57:00-05:00February 12th, 2021|Pastor Tips|0 Comments

DIY Retreat

This do-it-yourself retreat package is a compilation of the 2022 Avalanche and Blizzard retreat resources. While it's designed as a weekend experience, feel free to utilize any component you'd like in the fashion you'd like by downloading the package. This is a working document; feel free to send any feedback and suggestions to Alvin. diy retreat overview (pdf) avalanche 2022 materials blizzard 2022 materials 2021 Avalanche

By Alvin|2023-10-12T11:18:17-04:00February 28th, 2021|Comments Off

Contact Us

Send a Message Address CBOQ Youth c/o CBOQ 5 International Blvd. Etobicoke, ON M9W 6H3 Free Parking Free parking during your visit - use the building's parking lot Get Driving Directions Get in Touch Phone: (416) 620-2946 Fax: (416) 622-2308 Email: cboqyouth@baptist.ca Get Connected Stay in touch with CBOQ Youth on Facebook, Twitter or

By Jacob|2020-06-30T22:25:03-04:00September 22nd, 2015|Comments Off

A Summary of Learnings

COVID-19 LEARNINGS SUMMARY Over the last few weeks, I had the privilege of engaging with 16 of our CBOQ youth leaders, uncovering what they’ve been doing and learning since March break when the pandemic lockdown started. Here’s what I took away from each leader: John: Creative outlets like puppets allow students to focus on a project with purpose and can bless the rest of the congregation. William: Managing larger groups online takes multiple

By Alvin|2020-06-04T23:37:11-04:00June 8th, 2020|Alvin Lau|0 Comments

The Story of "Annie", FBC-Here and Camp Whoknowswhere

Let's imagine a story about a student named Annie who's 16 years old in a church (let's call it FBC-Here) with about 80 people, some kids and 2-3 other students in high school. She went to Camp Whoknowswhere for a few summers as a child and loved the experience. As she's growing in her faith, she's exploring how she could serve God. Her church, always looking for personnel help, encourages

By Alvin|2016-10-31T13:57:23-04:00February 19th, 2014|Alvin Lau, youth ministry thoughts|0 Comments