After moving to Sydney from the UK in early 2020, Dylan established his freelance videography career and became a kids' church volunteer leader. Church friends encouraged him to attend LIT (Leaders in Training) and he loved it so much he returned to the conference the following year. It was there he had a transformative moment, while praying as he walked alone in the dark back to his cabin one evening.

Youth minister, SRE teacher, Year 13 staff member and LiT conference Stage 1 director, Jaedon Scott knows everything about all of Youthworks’ discipleship programs. His story is a powerful account of how the different ministries of Youthworks work together.

Thanks to the support of friends like you, Elizabeth Falckh is one of 76 recent graduates from Youthworks College.

For twenty years Youthworks College has been training and equipping faithful men and women to pass on the good news of Jesus to young people.

College student Pippie shares how College has helped her to persevere despite COVID’s upheavals.

Youthworks College has looked very different this year, but the investment of generous friends like you has been so well-timed. You’ve helped enable regular study to move online, so these keen students can progress their training in youth and children’s ministry.

A new year has kicked off at Youthworks College, with a new cohort of students ready to dive into God’s Word together.

Thanks to faithful supporters like you, more than 300 students have graduated from Youthworks College over the past 20 years – and they’re now involved in creating effective youth and children’s ministries across our city and beyond.

Tyler started having doubts at the same time as many of us do – halfway through high school. 

Through your support of Youthworks, you’re equipping people like the Rev Mike Begbie with the tools they need to disciple youth and children to live a Christ-centred life.

Thanks to friends like you, six Youthworks College students and two graduates jumped in, boots and all, to participate in the ‘Dusty Boots’ mission in northwest Australia.

Thanks to your support, youth and children’s ministers are being equipped and trained in how to think, believe and teach theological topics at Youthworks HOUSE Conference.

With your support for Youthworks College, you invest into the lives of people like Meaghan and Ben, orienting them towards a life centred on the love and service of Jesus and his people.

One powerful way your support helps reach young people for Christ is by equipping faithful Christian leaders like James.

Tyler Heesh is a recent graduate of Youthworks College. As part of Tyler’s Youthworks-MTS Apprenticeship, he worked at St James’ Anglican Church in Croydon three days a week in youth ministry and evangelism.