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Picture with me: You walk into your youth room for the first time. There’s an old couch placed in the center of the room that’s got a few rips and stains, but it’s not too bad. You’ve got a few mismatching folding chairs scattered around the room. The walls, well, they’re there. The ministry's budget line feels like pennies. You’ve got a handful of students...


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We hope that 2025 was a fantastic year for you and your youth ministry. We are grateful to serve alongside the great work that you are doing and to bring encouraging and equipping blogs to help you win. We hope each blog was able to serve you in a special way. As we look back on the year, here are the top 3 blogs of 2025! Check them out below! If our team ca...


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If you’ve ever tried to communicate something important to students or parents and watched eyes glaze over, you may know the pain of too many words. Recently at YM360, we experienced this firsthand. For years, our mission and vision statements were true, accurate, and representative of who we are, what we do, and why we do it, but they were lo...


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“Can I get a volunteer?” A question that all of us have asked in student ministry at one point in time or another. Whether it be for a kid to volunteer to play some silly, made-up-on-the-spot game or for an adult to step up and be that final chaperone needed for camp, we have needed a volunteer. Every single one of those volunteers, no matter how small thei...


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It’s safe to say that those who work in student ministry have unique skill sets in their toolbelts. Our student team has recently taken on the task of becoming fluent in Gen-Z lingo and Memeish (although we are failing miserably). As student ministers, we are counselors, parental advisors, event planners, disciple-makers, teachers, and much more.


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