Youth Group Splits, Friendships, and a Free Youth Group Curriculum

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The Youth Group Podcast

A Bunch of Youth Pastors

102 episodes

2 weeks ago

A bunch of youth pastors talk about their youth groups to help you think about yours. It's for youth leaders. It's for youth pastors. It's for youth group enthusiasts (that's a thing right?).

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A bunch of youth pastors talk about their youth groups to help you think about yours. It's for youth leaders. It's for youth pastors. It's for youth group enthusiasts (that's a thing right?).

Christianity

Religion & Spirituality

Youth Group Splits, Friendships, and a Free Youth Group Curriculum

The Youth Group Podcast

23 minutes

1 month ago

Youth Group Splits, Friendships, and a Free Youth Group Curriculum

Tim's youth group looked at friendships and more. Tom's group went to a big event, except for those who spilt and went to a different big event.

You can get Before It Starts here: https://beforeitstarts.org.au/

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Get more podcast resources at https://tomfrench.com.au/youthgrouppodcast

Find more from Tom at https://tomfrench.com.au. Find Tim's other podcast, Family Perspectives here: https://www.trinitycity.church/resources/podcasts/

AI made us an underwhelming summary of the episode:

In this episode of the Youth Group Podcast, hosts Tom and Tim discuss their experiences and reflections on youth group activities, focusing on themes of friendship, relationships, and the challenges faced in youth ministry. They share insights from recent events, including games, discussions on real-life issues, and the importance of establishing ground rules for activities. The conversation also touches on the overall effectiveness of their series on relationships and the need for ongoing engagement with youth on relevant topics.