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17 10, 2023

We Have What it Takes

By |2023-10-17T21:35:04-04:00October 17th, 2023|best practices, youth ministry thoughts|0 Comments

“We will not hide them from their descendants; We will tell the next generation the praiseworthy deeds of the Lord, his power, and the wonders he has done.” – Psalm 78:4 What does it take to run a youth ministry? The simple answer is whatever is available at your church. Perhaps you might feel that your church doesn’t have the resources or personnel to run an effective youth ministry. Let’s

14 12, 2022

We Have What it Takes

By |2022-12-14T22:24:20-05:00December 14th, 2022|Alvin Lau|0 Comments

This article was originally published in the CBOQ Sunday 2022 magazine. What does it take to run a youth ministry? The simple answer is whatever is available at your church. Perhaps you might feel that your church doesn’t have the resources or personnel to run an effective youth ministry. Let’s define an effective youth ministry first. At its very core, the purpose of youth ministry is to pass the truths

9 06, 2018

Assembly 2018 – review

By |2018-06-09T17:11:07-04:00June 9th, 2018|Alvin Lau, event recap|0 Comments

Another Assembly is done. Our family gathered to worship and fellowship over three days. Among us was the focus on the next generation. While most of the program was similar to previous years, there were some unique elements to this year's Assembly: God's word delivered by Chap Clark and Tim Day. We were led into God's presence by Drew Brown. Assembly approved the motion to change a by-law allowing churches

24 02, 2016

Today's Teens Conference: review

By |2016-10-31T13:57:14-04:00February 24th, 2016|Alvin Lau, event recap|0 Comments

Last Saturday, over 1300 students and leaders gathered at the Meeting House for the 32nd edition of the Today's Teens Conference. The key speakers featured Dr. Chap Clark for youth leaders and Dr. Dave Overholt for students. They posed one key question: Are you all in for Jesus? With the help of an army of volunteers and over 25 workshop speakers (including Tim McCoy, Karra Overholt and Sam Lee), students

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