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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Helping Every Teen Feel Welcome, Seen, and ValuedThe greatest opportunity for the gospel may be for the church to reach one of the largest unreached groups in the US and the world: teens with trauma and disability.This resource equips ministry students, youth pastors, and denominational leaders to build a theological framework paired with field-tested, practical guidance for reaching students affected by trauma, disability, and mental health challenges; create trauma-informed, accessible, inclusive programming for local church youth ministries; navigate foster care legal issues, challenging behaviors, and referrals to professional counselors and caseworkers; and cover foundational topics in youth ministry, disability concerns, and program design in classroom, congregation, and denominational settings.While awareness of disability and mental health has grown in recent decades, the church has fallen behind the culture in engaging specific at-risk individuals. Churches and youth ministries often unintentionally marginalize teens with trauma, disabilities, and mental health challenges, but young people deserve better: a church that is wider and willing to go to the margins to be welcoming and accessible.Mike Severe and Laura Widstrom offer a theological framework and practical guidance for serving students on the margins, including those affected by significant life challenges such as foster care, chronic health issues, a death in the family, or divorce. Drawing on research and their personal experience in youth ministry and foster parenting, they address the most common issues, questions, and roadblocks to creating disability-inclusive, trauma-informed ministry.This theory-to-practice resource invites critical reflection on ministry approaches, confronts the mindsets and barriers to creating inclusive environments for teens with disability and trauma, and calls the church to those places where God is at work. This resource equips ministry students and youth pastors to serve youth on the margins--teens with trauma, mental health issues, or disability--offering both a theological framework and practical guidance. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Helping Every Teen Feel Welcome, Seen, and ValuedThe greatest opportunity for the gospel may be for the church to reach one of the largest unreached groups in the US and the world: teens with trauma and disability.This resource equips ministry students, youth pastors, and denominational leaders to build a theological framework paired with field-tested, practical guidance for reaching students affected by trauma, disability, and mental health challenges; create trauma-informed, accessible, inclusive programming for local church youth ministries; navigate foster care legal issues, challenging behaviors, and referrals to professional counselors and caseworkers; and cover foundational topics in youth ministry, disability concerns, and program design in classroom, congregation, and denominational settings.While awareness of disability and mental health has grown in recent decades, the church has fallen behind the culture in engaging specific at-risk individuals. Churches and youth ministries often unintentionally marginalize teens with trauma, disabilities, and mental health challenges, but young people deserve better: a church that is wider and willing to go to the margins to be welcoming and accessible.Mike Severe and Laura Widstrom offer a theological framework and practical guidance for serving students on the margins, including those affected by significant life challenges such as foster care, chronic health issues, a death in the family, or divorce. Drawing on research and their personal experience in youth ministry and foster parenting, they address the most common issues, questions, and roadblocks to creating disability-inclusive, trauma-informed ministry.This theory-to-practice resource invites critical reflection on ministry approaches, confronts the mindsets and barriers to creating inclusive environments for teens with disability and trauma, and calls the church to those places where God is at work. This resource equips ministry students and youth pastors to serve youth on the margins--teens with trauma, mental health issues, or disability--offering both a theological framework and practical guidance. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Helping Every Teen Feel Welcome, Seen, and ValuedThe greatest opportunity for the gospel may be for the church to reach one of the largest unreached groups in the US and the world: teens with trauma and disability.This resource equips ministry students, youth pastors, and denominational leaders to build a theological framework paired with field-tested, practical guidance for reaching students affected by trauma, disability, and mental health challenges; create trauma-informed, accessible, inclusive programming for local church youth ministries; navigate foster care legal issues, challenging behaviors, and referrals to professional counselors and caseworkers; and cover foundational topics in youth ministry, disability concerns, and program design in classroom, congregation, and denominational settings.While awareness of disability and mental health has grown in recent decades, the church has fallen behind the culture in engaging specific at-risk individuals. Churches and youth ministries often unintentionally marginalize teens with trauma, disabilities, and mental health challenges, but young people deserve better: a church that is wider and willing to go to the margins to be welcoming and accessible.Mike Severe and Laura Widstrom offer a theological framework and practical guidance for serving students on the margins, including those affected by significant life challenges such as foster care, chronic health issues, a death in the family, or divorce. Drawing on research and their personal experience in youth ministry and foster parenting, they address the most common issues, questions, and roadblocks to creating disability-inclusive, trauma-informed ministry.This theory-to-practice resource invites critical reflection on ministry approaches, confronts the mindsets and barriers to creating inclusive environments for teens with disability and trauma, and calls the church to those places where God is at work. This resource equips ministry students and youth pastors to serve youth on the margins--teens with trauma, mental health issues, or disability--offering both a theological framework and practical guidance. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Gebunden. Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorHarley Atkinson taught youth ministry, Christian education, and ministry leadership for twenty-six years at Toccoa Falls College. He is the editor of the Handbook of Young Adult Religious Education (1995) and author of.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Experience-based education in colleges and universities has expanded in recent years, and internships and practicums have become key links between the educational institution and a professional career. And what is said about field experience for disciplines such as counseling, medicine, law, and social work can be said for ministry-related careers such as youth ministry, cross-cultural ministries, Christian education, and pastoral ministry. Increasingly, Christian colleges and seminaries are demanding students to reinforce their classroom education with significant periods of time in experience-based learning situations such as internships. This book or manual addresses ministry internships in five sections: Understanding Internships, The Ministry Intern, The Educational Institution, The Supervising Church/Organization, and Special Situations in Ministry Internships. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. &Uumlber den AutorHarley Atkinson taught youth ministry, Christian education, and ministry leadership for twenty-six years at Toccoa Falls College. He is the editor of the Handbook of Young Adult Religious Education (1995) and author of.…