Articles


Sexuality and Identity: A new course for understanding teen sex

06 Jun 2013 | Written by Mike Southon, Online Education Coordinator, Youthworks College

Is your ministry equipping young people for our hyper-sexualised world?


Don’t forget the basics!

01 Jun 2013 | Written by Tim Beilharz

In the middle of the complex demands of our jobs, are we forgetting some of the fundamentals of our ministry?


Is your children’s ministry open and accountable?

19 May 2013 | Written by Kaye Chalwell

Parents, teachers, and Principals are watching how we interact with their children ... and so is God!


Youthworks CEO reports back from encouraging PNG mission

15 Apr 2013 | Written by Zac Veron

Zac Veron says the team went to PNG to teach, but came home having learned many valuable lessons themselves.


Are our teens too optimistic?

08 Apr 2013 | Written by Jon Thorpe

Jon Thorpe says today's kids are told they can achieve anything that want. If that's true, why would they need Jesus?


260 young Leaders in Training at Port Hacking

02 Apr 2013 | Written by The Works

Over 260 Christian teenagers and 70 leaders from churches all over Sydney were hard at work training for school and church ministry.


Youthworks College grad begins impacting the lives of youth

02 Apr 2013 | Written by The Works

Dan Butler is now Youth Minister at Cherrybrook Anglican, and is passionate to see the young people in the local schools and community reached for Christ. This is his story.


92 students begin a life-changing Year 13 thanks to you

02 Apr 2013 | Written by The Works

92 students have just taken on the once-in-a-lifetime Year 13 challenge to grow in faith and radically prepare for their life journey ahead!


Schools’ Ministry Conferences empower 800 SRE teachers

02 Apr 2013 | Written by The Works

Nearly 800 SRE teachers were part of our four Schools’ Ministry Conferences in January and February


Youthworks is ‘Full Focus’ on at-risk children in PNG

02 Apr 2013 | Written by The Works

Papua New Guinea is a country where children are at grave risk. They are at risk of harm, with abuse and neglect sadly commonplace for the majority of young people.


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