
Unbelievable, hilarious, and sometimes horrifying stories from youth group — shared by listeners from around the world every week.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 195 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityComedyChristianity | |||

This week, Sam is joined by Cole Clark and Mackenzie Smolin for an episode that might just make your skin crawl. It all kicks off with a story about a bizarre youth group mystery involving a messy bun trend gone terribly wrong. From there, things spi... more
This week on Youth Group Chronicles, Sam is joined by Cole Clark and John Scarborough for one of the most unforgettable house gatherings ever—let’s just say a tiny dog completely stole the show. From there, things only get wilder with stories of shoc... more
This week on Youth Group Chronicles, Sam is joined by Cole Clark and Mo Best for a wild lineup of stories that’ll make your jaw drop. From a youth trip that took a seriously creepy turn when a mysterious VHS tape was discovered, to camp chaos involvi... more
In this After Hours episode, Sam sits down with Cole Clark and his wife, Ciara Moss, for a hilarious and surprisingly personal deep dive into life before Youth Group Chronicles. The crew talks about Sam’s early years running professional live audio, ... more
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Love most of this podcast, but nothing about 911 is funny. Yes, I’m Gen X, so you are right about the people who would be offended. Making fun of tragedy isn’t anything I can stomach. It was possibly one of the worse things I ever witnessed. Watching people jump out of buildings and being buried under rubble isn’t anything I can erase from my memory. I still hope you succeed and God blesses you.
They are hilarious and there is nothing else like it.
Hey guys, I love the podcast.
Great Podcast! So much fun to listen to and hear funny stories about crazy youth group stories!
I’ve only heard about a couple of the shows but it’s amazing me and my brother’s laugh so hard sometimes and sometimes it’s gross like a kid drinking a bottle of Coke that has spit in it but make the stories a little quicker please
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Focusing on the humorous and often outrageous aspects of youth ministry, the content showcases a diverse range of wild stories and experiences shared by hosts and their guests. Episodes typically feature anecdotes that steer conversations into the absurdities found in youth group activities, public events, and personal moments, portraying a light-hearted and comedic view of ministry life. The engaging storytelling and candid discussions not only invite laughter but also highlight the challenges and unexpected situations that arise in a youth setting, making it relatable to both individuals involved in ministry and those simply seeking entertaining narratives.
Unique for its blend of comedy and spirituality, the discussions often resonate wi... more
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Recent guests on Youth Group Chronicles include:
1. John Scarborough
2. Mo Zari Best
3. Buddy Jenkins
4. Taylor Ransom
5. Mackenzie Coe
6. Tim Stearns
7. John Crist
8. Hester Cole Clark
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