It’s not too early to start planning for summer mission trips. Listen as the collective talks about some ideas and resources to help you plan your next trip.

One of the hardest things to do is evaluate how things are going in your ministry. This week, we sat down with the collective to find out the best ways they have discovered to evaluate what’s working and what isn’t.

We have a tendency to focus on our students and our youth ministry, but it’s important to focus on your own spiritual growth! Listen as the collective talks about the tech tools that help them spiritually.

Don’t try to come up with all the good ideas about youth ministry on your own. Leverage the collective! Listen as we sat down to talk about our favorite (READ: most helpful) articles from the Youth Worker Collective this year.

It’s that time of year again. As the new year rolls around we all try to come up with resolutions to better ourselves. Listen as we sat down with the collective to talk about New Year’s resolutions for youth ministry.

The news has been full of stories of sexual harassment and abuse in recent months. This week, we sat down with the collective to talk about what steps you can take to help protect your youth ministry from abuse and harassment and ways to change the conversation about sexuality.

It’s inevitable…students within your youth ministry will date each other! This week, we sat down with the collective to talk about the best way to deal with students dating each other.

In today’s highly charged times, it’s easy find yourself as the sole adherent to a particular political philosophy in a crowd. This week, the collective discusses how to engage in positive political discussion.

One of the most difficult things to deal with in youth ministry is the death of a teenager in your community. This week, the collective discusses how to answer the questions that will inevitably be asked when this happens.

Cutting, or other forms of self-harm is a phenomenon that youth workers might have to investigate. This week, the collective discusses these behaviors and when is the right time to call parents, or even mental health professionals.