A Volunteer Youth Worker's Guide to Resourcing Parents

Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Youth Ministries
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Author: Oestriecher, Mark ISBN: 9780834151352
Publisher: Nazarene Publishing House Publication: October 1, 2013
Imprint: Barefoot Ministries Language: English
Author: Oestriecher, Mark
ISBN: 9780834151352
Publisher: Nazarene Publishing House
Publication: October 1, 2013
Imprint: Barefoot Ministries
Language: English
Every youth leader, volunteer, or pastor has failed at some point in their communication or interaction with their teenagers parents. Its inevitable. We are human, most youth workers are still pretty young themselves, and most parents are guarded and protective of their kids. These factors combine to create a minefield, of sorts, for parents and youth workers to navigate. In fact, youth ministry mogul Mark Oestreicher starts off A Volunteer Youth Workers Guide to Resourcing Parents by admitting some of his own failures in his interactions with students parents. But then Marko uses the rest of the book to explore the importance and deep significance of being intentional with parent contact and interaction, and not letting family ministry slip through the cracks in favor of teenager-only ministry.
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Every youth leader, volunteer, or pastor has failed at some point in their communication or interaction with their teenagers parents. Its inevitable. We are human, most youth workers are still pretty young themselves, and most parents are guarded and protective of their kids. These factors combine to create a minefield, of sorts, for parents and youth workers to navigate. In fact, youth ministry mogul Mark Oestreicher starts off A Volunteer Youth Workers Guide to Resourcing Parents by admitting some of his own failures in his interactions with students parents. But then Marko uses the rest of the book to explore the importance and deep significance of being intentional with parent contact and interaction, and not letting family ministry slip through the cracks in favor of teenager-only ministry.

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