Archive for 'Adolscent Research'
Rare and Radical Youth Ministry
Posted on18. Jan, 2010 by Jeremy Zach.
Youth pastors become fearless when they don’t give a rats butt about anything other than what God is telling them to do. God is love and fear is not in love.
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Youth Group Graduation Rates
Posted on15. Oct, 2009 by Jeremy Zach.
The biggest problem Youth Ministry is experiencing is that after our high school senior graduates, he or she will most likely not attend church. Bottom line after a student graduates college they will never return back to Church. Given that some denominations, “estimate that over 50% of their youth group graduates fall away from either [...]
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Youth Ministry Book Review: I am Hurt After Reading Hurt
Posted on15. Oct, 2009 by Jeremy Zach.
The theoretical work brought an enriching comprehension of what Dr. Clark was suggesting and arguing in the second and third part of HURT. Part one is theory. Part two and three are identifying and applying the principles. Hurt highlighted three aspects that reshaped my thinking towards mid-adolescents and Youth Ministry.
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Adolescents to Adults
Posted on21. Sep, 2009 by Jeremy Zach.
Remember puberty? (Social scientist agree that puberty starts at 11 and half, and the puberty age is getting younger) Remember how awkward it was getting hair in new places or being in mid conversation and your voice just cracks? So many fast changes in a short amount of time. Bottom line, the adolescence process [...]
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Existentialism and Student Culture
Posted on16. Jul, 2008 by Jeremy Zach.
I am in the business of TRYING to understand and relate to why students are the way they are. Every fiber of my being (partnered with the HS, of course) wants to convey the message of Calvary and the Kingdom of God in a way that connects, lands, and hits home.
I am a firm [...]

