Dr. A.R. Bernard, Ron Luce, Larry Acosta, Virginia Ward, Patrick Pierre, Adam Durso Talk presented Sat, Jan. 17, 2009 at the Urban Youth Workers Institute RELOAD 08-09 New York.
by Efrem Smith, Eric Knox
Talk presented Thurs, May 18, 2006 at the Urban Youth Workers Institute Conference 2006.
Do you desire to be equipped to lead a healthy, growing, grassroots ministry? This learning lab is designed to provide a theology and practical ministry models for leading urban ministries which seek to be Biblically grounded and socially relevant. Vision, mission, core values, and strategic ministry planning are all explored.
by Edward Bayonet
Talk presented Fri, May 19, 2006 Urban Youth Workers Institute Conference 2006.
In this elective Spec shares the importance of having a quality relevant image and practical ways of accomplishing that… even if you don’t have all the training. He walks through music videos and flyers on the screens and shares what programs he used and how easily things were actually put together.
by Jeffrey DeLeon
Talk presented Sat, May 20, 2006 at the Urban Youth Workers Institute Conference 2006.
Together we will explore the challenges that we face in reaching the minorities in our rapidly changing world. What are the implications of serving in a Postmodern culture? What are some practical ideas that I can apply in my context to reach the minorities in my community?
by Benny Salas Talk presented Fri, May 18, 2007 at the Urban Youth Workers Institute Conference 2007.
Description
If you are in the frontlines of youth ministry and face the challenges of mentoring, discipling and leading youth in the midst of a sexually indulged culture, then this workshop will address the concerns we have in leading our youth through the process of purity. This workshop will address building healthy friendships, dating/courting, abstinence and relationship warning signs.
by Michelle Lang
Talk presented Sat, May 19, 2007 at the Urban Youth Workers Institute Conference 2007.
Decription
Is leading music for your youth group a scary subject? Does it need an upgrade? There???s no doubt about it — Music is an undeniable force in today???s youth culture! Properly using it can go a long way in helping your kids draw near and stay near to God! Come join in the music and get some tools and techniques to help you make music a more meaningful part of your youth groups worship experience. You just might leave singing, too!
About the Speaker
As a young adult, Michelle was fired more times then she was hired and had more fears than should be allowable by law. Through an awkward moment in a college class, God revealed her calling and life became her playground! Currently, she works for World Vision as the Director of Vision Youth in Seattle, training and consulting youth workers in the Pacific Northwest. She has extensive background in theater and the performing arts and leads a band called Still Water.
by Milo Carrasco
Talk presented Fri, May 18, 2007 at the Urban Youth Workers Institute Conference 2007.
Decription
An intense "how to" on ministering to a community scared by gang violence. In this workshop you will learn how to start "peacemakers" in your city, be instructed on how to minister to young people that have caused gang violence or been victims of gang violence. Also, you will learn how to minister in/to a funeral due to gang violence (car wash), hospital visit, grieving family, working with local law enforcement, high schools and on-call incidents.
by Curt Gibson and Kara Powell
Talk presented Fri, May 18, 2007 at the Urban Youth Workers Institute Conference 2007.
Decription
In the midst of fractured families, broken schools and violent neighborhoods, kids today need more from us than a bible study and a prayerful pat on the back. Search Institute's 40 Developmental Assets; as well as a new research project by Fuller Seminary's Center for Youth and Family Ministry, give youth workers an invaluable set of tools to help kids thrive, not just spiritually, but also physically, emotionally, intellectually and relationally.
by Ava Steaffens
Talk presented Sat, May 19, 2007 at the Urban Youth Workers Institute Conference 2007.
Decription
Among the many issues facing kids and their families, immigration is at the top of the list. Come and learn the ABC's of current immigration law, as well as the up-to-date proposed legislation. Come prepared to engage in thoughtful dialogue.
Presented 5/19/2007 at the Urban Youth Workers Institute Conference 2007
An interactive cultural celebration of worship, music, drama and story that will give us a glimpse of the Kingdom
of God this side of eternity. Join us for the conclusion of this unforgettable jubilee experience!
by Chris Brooks
Talk presented Fri, May 18, 2007 at the Urban Youth Workers Institute Conference 2007.
Decription
How can the church empower parents to raise godly kids? What can we provide to help families that are unraveling at the seams? What hope is there for dysfunctional homes and disillusioned heads of households? This workshop underscores the importance of ministering to youth beginning with their parents.
by Michelle Lang
Talk presented Fri, May 18, 2007 at the Urban Youth Workers Institute Conference 2007.
Decription
The Scriptures are alive and colored with the details of our human experience so why settle for blah, bland and boring skits? Our congregations are pining to make a legitimate emotional connection to the Word and that's where the performing arts take center stage. This writing workshop helps you identify ways to "pull on the text" and "pour in the intangibles". It's not about being a good writer … it's about being a good reader.
About the Speaker
As a young adult, Michelle was fired more times then she was hired and had more fears than should be allowable by law. Through an awkward moment in a college class, God revealed her calling and life became her playground! Currently, she works for World Vision as the Director of Vision Youth in Seattle, training and consulting youth workers in the Pacific Northwest. She has extensive background in theater and the performing arts and leads a band called Still Water.
by Blinky Rodriguez , Milo Carrasco, and Pepe Montenegro
Talk presented Sat, May 19, 2007 at the Urban Youth Workers Institute Conference 2007.
Decription
You've got gang questions? We've got gang answers. Come and participate in a forum type setting with current or recently ex-gang members to get a more complete understanding of the gang mentality.
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