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For the past decade, youth pastors around the world have used the bestselling Purpose Driven Youth Ministry to help guide them as they build a healthy youth ministry that is aimed at impacting the lives of teenagers. Written by renowned youth ministry expert Doug Fields, this book is one that both lay and professional youth workers cannot afford to miss.
Purpose Driven Youth Ministry doesn't present a program to be copied into any context. Rather, it presents foundational principles of youth ministry that help you develop the ministry that best meets the needs of the students in your unique setting. This classic will help you build a student ministry with purpose as well as provide examples and testimonies from youth workers around the globe.
"I believe PDYM will be the standard by which all youth ministry programs are judged for years to come. It is solid enough for the college or seminary classroom and practical enough for the novice." —Chap Clark, Professor of Youth, Family, and Culture, Fuller Theological Seminary
Contents
Contents Foreword Acknowledgments Introduction COMPONENT ONE: The Power of God 1.Healthy Youth Ministries Have Spiritually Healthy Leaders COMPONENT TWO: Purpose 2.Discovering the Five Purposes for Your Youth Ministry 3.Why a Purpose Statement Is Important and How to Create One 4.Conveying Your Purpose and Leading by Example COMPONENT THREE: Potential Audience 5.Identifying Students' Commitments COMPONENT FOUR: Programs 6.Reaching Community Students Fulfilling God's Purpose of Evangelism 7.Keeping Crowd Students Fulfilling God's Purpose of Worship 8.Nurturing Congregation Students Fulfilling God's Purpose of Fellowship 9.Preparing Committed Students Fulfilling God's Purpose of Discipleship 10.Challenging Core Students Fulfilling God's Purpose of Ministry 11.Five Characteristics of Healthy Youth Programs COMPONENT FIVE: Process 12.Using a Visual Process to Communicate Your Spiritual Growth Plan COMPONENT SIX: Planned Values 13.Defining and Communicating Important Values COMPONENT SEVEN: Parents 14.Teaming Up with Parents for a Family-Friendly Youth Ministry COMPONENT EIGHT: Participating Leaders 15.Finding the Leaders Your Students Deserve 16.Helping Potential Leaders Become Ministers COMPONENT NINE: Perseverance 17.Handling Pressure, Projects, and Time Demands 18.Disciplining Positively 19.Initiating Purpose-Driven Change Appendix A: Your First Two Years Appendix B: Differences Between Junior High and High School Ministries at Saddleback Church Appendix C: Getting Students Into the Bible Appendix D: Guide to Programs Appendix E: Finding your S.H.A.P.E. in Student Ministries Appendix F: Volunteer Application Packet Appendix G: Youth Ministry Staff Commitments Appendix H: Calendars Appendix I: Further Resources Index
