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  • True Grid
    The Internet is soooo five nanoseconds ago. At least that’s what some scientists believe. But have no fear: They’ve already created...
  • Video (games) Saved the Radio Star
    The music industry isn’t dead yet, but musicians are increasingly looking for new ways to get out its product. Many classic rockers...
  • The C-Files
    The Vatican recently said it’s OK for Roman Catholics to believe in aliens: Just don’t go to Wyoming’s Devil’s Tower to look for them....
  • Hulkbrand Acne Medicine
    We all know summer’s the season for silver-screen blockbusters. Turns out, though, many retailers hoped to capitalize on the summer’s...
  • 'Senseless' Attacks on Homeless Rising
    Violent crimes against the homeless are growing, and most of the perpetrators are teens or children, some as young as 10. There were...
  • Almost What 'YouthWorker
    NBC is selling 30-second spots for next year’s Super Bowl for an average of $3 million. By mid-June, the network already had sold 80...
  • Too Candid Camera
    It’s not just Disney stars Miley Cyrus and Vanessa Hudgens who take and share risqué photos of themselves. Turns out, this kind of...

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YOUTH CULTURE
  • New Christian Voices Comedy Site Launched
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    Digital Publishing Corp. today announced the launch of www.NewChristianVoices.com, a new and unique online destination for Christian humor, inspiration and opinion. The non-denominational Christian humor and lifestyle Web site offers insightful and amusing commentary on a variety of topics from some of today's most well-know Christian comedians, as well as some of publishing's best up-and-coming writers.
  • Churches Promoting Themselves Online
    Today, there are more than 40-million searches for churches on Google every month in the United States -- more than 100 searches per church per month. For this reason alone, a growing number of churches...
  • Border Crossings: A Conversation on Immigration with Danny Carroll
    Daniel Clark
    Immigration—forced and unforced, historic and contemporary—is an unavoidable part of American life. In centuries past, ministries were able to ignore this phenomenon; but immigration and immigrants no longer are isolated, segregated or subjugated in the way they were during the founding centuries of our nation. The world is everywhere around us. Our neighborhoods, our churches, our schools and even our families are more diverse than ever before. It is this phenomenon (read: this beautiful, humble and creative kingdom opportunity) that should lead youth ministers to stand up and take notice of the work of scholars and practitioners like Danny Carroll.
  • Beyond Red, Yellow, Black & White
    Jennifer Bradbury
    “We must face the fact the church is still the most segregated major institution in America. At 11:00 on Sunday morning when we stand and sing, and Christ has no east or west, we stand at the most segregated...
  • Showing Hope Throughout the World
    Shaohannah's Hope, the adoption and orphan care ministry founded by Steven Curtis and Mary Beth Chapman, announces that to date, an astounding $761,582 had been donated to the Maria's Miracle Fund. Created in loving memory of the Chapman's daughter, Maria Sue, the family and ministry are so grateful for the outpouring of love and generous donations, and most of all for the continuous prayers. Thank you!
  • Tech Talk: Top Youth Culture Sites for Youth Workers
    Paul Asay
    Today’s youth are practically hardwired into our media-centric world, absorbing terabytes of information every week. Want to know if Britney has custody of her kids these days? If Lil Wayne’s “Lollipop”...
  • Going Deeper than Feelings
    Walt Mueller
    For those of us in youth ministry, the word feel (and all its relatives) is the “f-word” that should concern us the most, not because feelings are bad but because the growing reliance on feelings as the guide for life is a challenge that cuts to the core of everything we’re called to teach our students about life in the kingdom of God. Our students are swimming in a culture where the authority by which decisions are made is feelings—which by the way, can change at any given point in time.
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