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Welcome to our youth ministry book section where you'll find previews and reviews of the latest books for youth pastors, as well as youth devotionals, resources for parents and more! 
This fictional portrayal is all too real in our world today of women and girls who are being traded and trafficked in the sex industry.
By Alexander Tufano
This revamped series from Thomas Nelson is great tool to your with your tween girls in youth ministry.
By Jenn Cavanaugh
Increasingly, people of all ages seem to be intrigued by the Book of Revelation, and while a graphic novel potentially reaches more audiences with the truth of Revelation it also could detract from the weight of this portion...
By Rev. Marcus J. Carlson
Everyone involved in a romantic relationship or who wishes to be in one has questions or concerns about how to navigate the ways people relate to one another and find mutual fulfillment together.
By Todd Outcalt
President of Moral Revolution has penned a book by the same name, which is a call to treat relationships and sexuality with integrity and the descretion they deserve.
By Kent Miller
Are you an academic looking a theoretical resource regarding how theology pertains to social media and entertainment; or are you a parent or mentor trying to reconcile the digital and Christian worlds.
By Dave Stuart Jr.
Telling girls they are to be treated as princesses often does them a great injustice, whereas teaching them their responsibilities as a child of the King helps them embrace their true royalty.
By Jenn Cavanaugh
Francis Chan's latest offering is designed to help you and your students be confident in your approach to discipleship building.
By Jake Kircher
This online curriculum for college-age students of God's Word makes Sunday School and other small group learning formats easy to prepare for and teach.
By Tony Myles
New trends in forming and sustaining community really is the original practice established by the early church, but this resource is just the start of getting into these habits.
By Tony Myles
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