Green Up Clean Up
Meeting Jesus in the streets
What do you do when you meet young people drinking alcohol? If the young person is under 18 or there is a ban on open bottles or drinking alcohol then the young people will be committing an offence. What do you do?
There are several considerations to the answers:
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Monitoring and Evaluation - All youth work should be monitored and evaluated. It is an important part of detached youth work because the work is largely unseen and so reporting on the engagement will give funding organisations and supporters an idea of what has been achieved. It will also help… 
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Working with Conflict - In a detached youth work setting I mentioned in an earlier post that there are no rules on the street, you are meeting the young people on their ground. However, all of us deserve respect and this setting is no different and you will want to… 
Philosophy of Christian Detached Youth Work - Christian detached youth work is a unique approach to youth ministry that involves meeting young people where they are, outside of the traditional church setting or organised programs. This philosophy is rooted in the example of Jesus Christ, who often met people in their own contexts,… 
Bridging the Gap - Connecting Youth to the Church from Schools and Detached Environments In the modern era, the connection between young people and religious institutions like the church is not as straightforward as it once was. Schools, community centres, and detached environments play increasingly significant roles in the lives… 
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Exploring Faith Outdoors: How Nature Speaks to Young Believers - In the rush and noise of modern life, finding a tranquil spot to connect with one's faith can be challenging, especially for young people constantly bombarded by the demands of technology and social expectations. However, embracing the teachings of Job 12:7-10 reveals a divine classroom available…
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