Kelly Soifer

Give students what they want in terms of deepening their knowledge of other beliefs, faiths, philosophies and worldviews.

Small groups offer youth many benefits, one of which should be a safe place to ask questions and reveal themselves to one another for accountability and growth. Keep reading for more insight on what a small group can do for your kids.

There is plenty of fear-mongering out there regarding youth and technology (perhaps you’ve heard about sexting or sextortion.), so I don’t need to pile on the statistics. What I will do is give you some practical guidelines that I have shared with parents and teens. Perhaps you’ve heard some of these...

“We do not ‘do’ ministry; it should be a way of life. It is so important to spend strategic time to prepare well.”

I have worked with youth since 1982. Frequently, adults ask (especially parents of teenagers) what keeps me from quitting. Their questions take various forms, but they all boil down to one basic query: How do you keep doing it? In other words, "How do you put up with teenagers' selfishness, loud music,...

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