
Join Martin, Lucy and Rachel for a weekly dive into all things youth ministry. Inspiring, fun and plenty of practical advice.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 296 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityKids & FamilyChristianityParenting | |||

This week we're discussing good news stories involving young people, including the hit new TV series Worlds Apart, which pairs old and young in a travelling adventure. We ask: what kind of role might elderly people play in your youth ministry, and wh... more
The team demonstrate their grasp of both up-to-the-minute cultural trends and thoughtful Christian reflection in a wide-ranging episode! What's the 6-7 trend all about, and is it substantial enough to form the basis of a whole game? How do we figure ... more
How do you make progress with young people who won’t talk to you? Is there still a place in youth ministry for working exclusively with boys or girls? Which of the hosts is most likely to have been chosen as a Traitor? All these questions and more wi... more
n a wide-ranging episode, Rachel and Martin reflect on what it means to have a woman at the head of the Anglican Church, discuss the youth ministry-relevant merits of Taylor Swift's new album The Life of a Showgirl in a totally unbiased way, and exch... more
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Great weekly insights into youth ministry. For both full time and volunteer youth workers, the team are not afraid to discuss the latest issues and how they might impact young people. An easy way to stay informed and inspired.
I listen to this on the cycle into work on Fridays and they offer a fun tone as well as offering really practical, and thought provoking topics! (P.S. Recording engineer Charles, needs to be given a sound box every episode!)
Great discussions, up to date topics, with practical application for anyone serving the young people in their church and communities. It’s sometimes funny too (usually accidentally!)…
The go-to podcast for youth ministry.
Great podcast for youth workers, I find the content refreshing and relatable and just enjoyable to listen too
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Focused on the challenges and nuances of youth ministry, this podcast offers a blend of inspiring discussions and practical advice tailored for youth leaders and volunteers. The hosts engage with contemporary topics affecting young people, such as mental health, faith integration, cultural shifts, and the intersection of youth ministry with societal issues. Through guest interviews and personal anecdotes, each episode delves into the complexities of connecting with today's youth, emphasizing the importance of authentic relationships and innovative approaches in ministry.
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Recent guests on Talking Youth Ministry include:
1. Ben Lindsay OBE
2. Laura Hancock
3. Alex Drew
4. Lucy Mungai
5. Mary Medziva
6. Mark Oestreicher
7. Katie Madanat
8. Robson Dodd
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