
Unbelievable, hilarious, and sometimes horrifying stories from youth group — shared by listeners from around the world every week.
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 215 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityComedyReligion & Spirituality | |||

This week on Youth Group Chronicles, Sam is joined by John Scarborough and Mackenzie Smolin for an episode that somehow escalates from mildly awkward to completely unhinged in record time. A concerned mom follows suspicious laughter into an upstairs ... more
Sam is joined by Cole Clark and George Johnson for an episode that spirals straight into summer-camp chaos, led by a story that starts with a leader walking into a cabin to solve a problem and immediately realizing he has become the problem. From the... more
This After Hours bonus episode gets unhinged in the best way as Sam hangs with Sha and Dustin for a wide-ranging, no-rules conversation that somehow covers everything from Lord of the Rings vs. Star Wars debates to ranking the height and weight of po... more
Sam is joined by Sha Racks and Buddy Jenkins for an episode that somehow keeps escalating. The centerpiece story sets the tone as a simple youth group moment turns into a split-second decision with consequences no one saw coming, and it only spirals ... more
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This is the best podcasts ever. Please never stop. God bless all of you.
I love This show so much! Hilarious stories and the guests are awesome a great theology! They believe that Women cannot be pastors which they can!
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Content primarily revolves around the humorous and often outrageous anecdotes shared by youth group leaders and participants, revealing both the chaos and charm commonly found within youth ministry settings. Episodes share wild stories ranging from miscommunications, unexpected incidents during youth events, to humorous interactions that take place in these contexts. Notable discussions highlight various themes such as the challenges faced in youth ministry and the cultural nuances among Christian youth groups, often utilizing a comedic lens to engage the audience. This unique blend of humor and relatable narratives makes it appealing to listeners looking for both entertainment and insights into the realities of youth group culture.
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Youth Group Chronicles launched 4 years ago and published 215 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Youth Group Chronicles include:
1. Dustin Coe
2. Sha Racks
3. John Scarborough
4. Mo Zari Best
5. Buddy Jenkins
6. Taylor Ransom
7. Mackenzie Coe
8. John Crist
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