The latest in youth ministry and youth culture from your friends at YouthWorker Journal.

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•Free Access to March/April Digital Version of YWJ

Dear Friends:

It’s YouthWorker Journal‘s 25th birthday, and we have a present for you: Free access to the latest issue of YouthWorker Journal!

Just go to the link and browse through this digital issue for free!

SO WHY ARE WE SENDING YOU OUR DIGITAL YWJ FOR FREE? We want you to see our great content, and our advertisers want you to see their ads.

Some advertisers have even created enhanced digital content, such as the free DOWNLOAD FROM THE YOUTH MUSIC VAULT!

This special issue of YWJ focuses on CRISIS, and it honors the 10th anniversary of the killings at Columbine High School (which happened in April 1999).

The best way to check out what’s in this issue is to visit our Contents pages:

Page 2 describes all the articles on CRISIS (including our Roundtable discussion with youth workers from Columbine, Virginia Tech and Hurricane Katrina, as well an articles on suicide and date rape) and a bonus feature on Cultural Intelligence.

Page 4 lists columns and departments, such as Youth Culture Update, Walt Mueller’s Culture Watch column, urban insights from Rudy Carrasco and perspectives on college ministry by Evan Hunter of Ivy Jungle.

Click on the item to go to the page you want, or “thumb through” the issue by clicking at the lower right corner of each spread.

You’ll also be interested in our TOOLS section, where you can find reviews more than 60 resources and books beginning on page 52.

We hope you enjoy this free digital issue of YouthWorker Journal and that it helps you do a better job of serving and ministering to kids.

Sincerely,
Steve Rabey, Editor, YouthWorker Journal

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