
Experiential Youth Ministry Handbook
How Intentional Activity Can Make the Spiritual Stuff Stick
Zondervan · Print & ebook · June 13, 2004
“Great youth ministry doesn’t happen by accident—and author John Losey knows it.
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- Who it’s for
- John Losey connects theory, action, and reflection through activities and program sequences for youth ministry.
- Themes
- Experiential learning, Youth ministry, Faith formation
- Genres
- Youth Ministry, Children & Youth (Religious Education)
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“Great youth ministry doesn’t happen by accident—and author John Losey knows it. In his book, Experiential Youth Ministry Handbook, Losey inspires us to use a combination of theory, action, and reflection so our students can learn in dynamic, new ways. A large portion of this gimmick-free resource is devoted to practical exercises and templates youth workers can tailor to their own groups.
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Experiential Youth Ministry Handbook belongs in the library of every serious youth worker.” --Doug Fields, youth pastor for Saddleback Church: author of Purpose-Driven Youth Ministry™ and Your First Two Years in Youth Ministry Ever wish youth group fun and games could accomplish more than burning off students’ high-octane energy? It can—if you have the right tools at your disposal. And your number-one tool is Experiential Youth Ministry Handbook. This innovative resource offers a ton of intentional activities with a purpose, specific program sequences, and adaptable templates for making games resonate with your students’ minds and hearts. Plus, author John Losey unpacks why the right approaches to intentional activity will make the spiritual stuff stick—as well as how it can work for you. His suggestions and formats for everything from midweek meetings and small groups, full-day events, mission trips, retreats and camps, internships, games, and more will make a believer out of you. Whether you’re a youth worker, camp counselor, small-group leader, or anyone charged with helping students connect with God, the Experiential Youth Ministry Handbook is your bridge to making active programming rewarding and faith building. “Have known John for more than 20 years, it’s been a privilege to watch him in action. And I’m thrilled that through his Experiential Youth Ministry Handbook many will benefit from his practical wisdom and insight that’s touched the hearts of kids and adults through the years in very significant, meaningful ways. You will be pleased with this book’s easy-to-use format and these creative, hands-on activities.” --Stan White, executive director, Alpine Camp and Conference Center, Blue Jay, California “Youth ministry must be about ‘learning the sticks’—shaping a life forever. In John Losey’s book you’ll find well-articulated theory, practical activities, and understanding that will improve your role in ‘life shaping.’ ” --Bob Kobielush, president, Christian Camping International/USA
Youth Ministry Activities
John Losey connects theory, action, and reflection through activities and program sequences for youth ministry.
Come here for
- Intentional activities with a purpose
- Adaptable templates for youth groups
Expect
- Suggestions for midweek meetings, small groups, retreats, and camps
- Formats for games, mission trips, and internships
Where it sits
| Youth Ministry | 98% |
|---|---|
| Children & Youth (Religious Education) | 50% |
Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.
Publisher categories
- Bible Study Guides
- Prayer & Devotion
- Youth Ministry
- Authors
- John Losey, Youth Specialties
- Publisher
- Zondervan
- Published
- June 13, 2004
- Format
- Print & ebook
- Theme
- Experiential learning · Youth ministry · Faith formation
- Reading lane
- Bible Study Guides