Rev. Mark DeVries delivers a lecture entitled, “Sustainable Youth and Children’s Ministries.” In the the world of youth and children’s ministry, there are a handful of constant factors that allow ministries to thrive over the long haul. This workshop introduces children’s workers, youth workers, and senior pastors to those patterns that notoriously keep ministries stuck and to systems and strategies most likely to result in culture change. The thorny challenge of building healthy and engaged volunteer teams will be used as a culture-change case study for participants to workshop.
Sustainable Youth and Children’s Ministries
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Rev. Mark DeVries on Sustainable Youth and Children’s Ministries
01:16:09
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Rev. Mark DeVries on the Anatomy of Stuckness
04:03
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Rev. Mark DeVries on the Importance of Failure
04:51
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Rev. Mark DeVries on Failure as Part of the Process of Revitalization
04:51
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Rev. Mark DeVries on the Trap of Terminal Uniqueness
02:37
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Rev. Mark DeVries on Shifting from Content Thinking to Systems Thinking
06:25
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Rev. Mark DeVries on Shifting from Content Thinking to Systems Thinking
06:25
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Rev. Mark DeVries on Allowing Room for Risk and Failure
04:19
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Rev. Mark DeVries on Leading from the Second Chair
06:53
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Rev. Mark DeVries on Helpers and Partners in Youth Ministry
06:33
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