
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 | ChristianityKids & FamilyParentingReligion & Spirituality | |||

This week Rachel and Lucy are joined by Robson Dodd, Senior Researcher at Youthscape’s Centre for Research. Together they dive into the UK Government’s independent review into mental health conditions, ADHD and autism - and what this might mean for u... more
Rachel and Lucy chat through the government’s recent announcement of investing in 1000 more youth workers and the opportunities this might present for youth ministry. They also delve back into the role of grandparents in young people’s faith, before ... more
Rachel, Martin and Lucy discuss the theme for this year’s NYMW, ‘With Great Power’, a listener asks whether we effectively equip young people to live a life of faith outside of church and Rachel attempts to redeem herself in Organised Fun.
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This week we’re joined by Jeronne Rudder, founder of Uhambo and Youthscape trustee, to discuss why youth groups should engage with Black History Month. We also answer a question around how to engage with your own teenager’s school without embarrassin... more
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I listen to the podcast as soon as it comes out every week. The content is always relevant to my work as a volunteer youth team leader in a church setting and the team provide practical advice in an engaging and humorous manner. A must-listen for all church youth workers!
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.
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This show centers on practical, real-world youth ministry guidance delivered with warmth and humor. Episodes routinely cover leadership development, volunteer management, family and intergenerational engagement, safe and inclusive spaces, and timely issues affecting young people in faith-based contexts. Guests span faith leaders, educators, and advocates who bring concrete strategies, resources, and cultural insights for ministers, volunteers, and parents. The format blends actionable tips with candid storytelling, making it useful for both full-time youth workers and volunteers seeking fresh ideas and community accountability.
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Recent guests on Talking Youth Ministry include:
1. Jemimah Allen
2. Pete Baker
3. Christina Bailey
4. Jenny Hammill
5. Lucy Ray
6. Jeronne Rudder
7. Shane Claiborne
8. Bekah Legg
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