
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 | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualityKids & FamilyParenting | |||

Martin sits down with David Howell to talk about whether meeting in homes is still a safe and effective way of doing youth ministry in 2026 after concerns from the NYA. The team are divided over the best way to get a group of noisy lads’ attention an... more
Lucy, Rachel and Martin discuss recent stories alleging that American charismatic minister Shawn Bolz used information from social media to inform 'prophetic words'. How does this challenging conversation help inform better charismatic youth ministry... more
It’s a packed pod today, as Youthscape CEO Chris Curtis makes his Talking Youth Ministry debut to discuss the organisation’s new ‘Troubling Jesus’ research. Martin, Lucy and Rachel ask how you can get parents on board with your youth work- wherever t... more
This week Martin and Rachel explore how our youth work values and principles can change and evolve over time. Why did we once embrace purity culture? What’s the correct order of “believe, belong and behave”? And should we have ever wanted to be Histo... 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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Content focuses on youth ministry, addressing contemporary issues faced by young people today. Hosts engage in lively discussions about topics such as mental health, community engagement, and the relevance of faith in modern youth culture. They share personal anecdotes, invite guest perspectives, and explore diverse themes from intergenerational relationships in ministry to practical advice for youth leaders. Each episode blends humor with heartfelt conversations, making it a valuable resource for those involved in youth ministry.
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Recent guests on Talking Youth Ministry include:
1. Chris Curtis
2. Laura Haddow
3. Dame Rachel de Souza
4. Ben Lindsay OBE
5. Laura Hancock
6. Alex Drew
7. Lucy Mungai
8. Dr. Hannah Bowden
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