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This week our student ministry will be beginning our “SPRING MEETINGS” with volunteers. This is a new thing we are doing and I’m excited about it. Our 3 ministers took all the names of every volunteer small group leader and Sunday School teacher, then we divided the list up among the three of us. This

I’ve had the chance to meet Tiffany Haynes on www.mygirlsministry.com which is the social network for those who work with girls in their churches. I asked Tiffany to share a little about herself and this is what she told me: Born a Kansan but now residing in southwest Missouri, Tiffany Haynes is a student ministry

“They don’t listen to me!”  This is a statement I hear over and over again from teen girls.  How do you develop the art of listening to a teen girl?  It’s different than how it was when they were younger.  Girls have a lot of words don’t they?  It’s one reason I have loaded “Spinvox”

Watch the following video. See any similarities women who minister to teenaged girls in your ministry? Keep reading for how to move away from this type of behavior in your girls ministry. So what caused the above chicken fight? I don’t know exactly because I wasn’t there. But understanding a little bit about what goes

Clusters aren’t bad. It speaks to our longing for community. We desire to be with people that are like us…that get us…that we can relate to. Why? Because we all want to be known. That’s why Jeremiah 29:11 and Psalm 139 speaks so deeply to each of us…God knows the plans and purposes He has

Let’s talk Volunteers: Part 1 Some of you may be thinking about volunteer recruitment for the fall.  This is usually a good time to let someone get their feet wet in your ministry without the heavy commitment.  It’s a great time to have people chaperone and get to know some of the students in your