youth ministry hub coaching
26
May
By Dan Istvanik
Youth Ministry Games, Youth Ministry Hints, Youth Ministry Humor, Youth Ministry Lessons, Youth Ministry Resources, Youth Ministry Thoughts

Youth Ministry Coach: Robert Quinn

Rob Quinn, Certified Lead Ministry Coach. I am passionate about helping students develop a deep, lasting relationship with Jesus. With experience serving across many areas of ministry, Rob is known for his gifts in team building, developing young leaders, and creating ministry environments where every kid and student feels known, valued, and loved. Rob has […]

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12
May
By Dan Istvanik
Youth Ministry Hints, Youth Ministry Lessons, Youth Ministry Resources, Youth Ministry Thoughts

The Seven Minute Rule

WANT TO KEEP YOUR STUDENTS ENGAGED AND LISTENING TO YOUR LESSON? CONSIDER THE “7 MINUTE RULE”  WHEN IT COMES TO PLANNING YOUR NEXT LESSON:  I know traditionally, youth ministry lessons tend to resemble a sermon/lecture (“Auditory Learning”) more than they do other kinds of presentations. The church is a setting for 20 minute plus sermons, […]

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May Hilarious Youth Ministry Holidays
02
May
By Dan Istvanik
Youth Ministry Games, Youth Ministry Hints

May Hilarious Youth Ministry Holidays

MAY HILARIOUS YOUTH MINSTRY HOLIDAYS, THE MONTHLY COLLECTION IS HERE! Simple, easy ways to make EVERY WEEK SPECIAL In Your Youth Ministry… May 4th: May the Fourth Be With You: Star Wars Day! (We are celebrating this one tomorrow night! The possibilities are endless!)  May 5th: Cinco De Mayo! (Celebrating this with my group this last year, check […]

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16
Apr
By Dan Istvanik
Youth Ministry Hints, Youth Ministry Resources, Youth Ministry Thoughts

Restarting a Youth Ministry (Book)

Restarting a Youth Ministry: A Fresh Start for Lasting Impact is a downloadable PDF,  practical guide for youth pastors and churches ready to rebuild, relaunch, or refocus their youth ministry. Designed for real ministry challenges, this book helps leaders reset vision, re-engage students, rebuild volunteer teams, and create a ministry that lasts.

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