Dismantling platforms
A few weeks ago, I wrote this article for the British youth ministry magazine Youthwork. Lots of people said lots of nice things about it, and then I felt warm […]
Category Archives: Youth Ministry
On the Youth Work Summit and female speakers
I’ve woken this morning to a flurry of messages about this piece on the God Loves Women blog, about the numbers of female speakers invited on to the platforms of […]
Messiah complex?
So this is strange… I was looking through the photos from the 2013 Youthwork Summit event, and found this pic of me. This is apparently how I was standing for […]
Youthwork Summit 2013 – my highlights
If you follow me on twitter, I’m well aware that your finger probably hovers over the ‘unfollow’ button a few times around this time of year. That’s because I’m usually […]
Starting from scratch
If you’re not utterly fatigued by Internet self-promotion, then could I take a moment to tell you a bit about my new book, Youth Work from Scratch? This has been […]
The Youthwork Summit: Embracing the chaos
This is the now-regular point in my year where I’ve had to learn to embrace chaos. There’s now just under a month to go until the 2013 Youthwork Summit – […]
Bjorn for Youth Work: The legend concludes (12/12)
Finally, the story comes to an end. Read the final instalment of Bjorn for Youth Work here – then feel hugely inspired. I shall probably create a little index later. […]
Bjorn for Youth Work: The 11th and penultimate offering
So we near the end of this republishing of the Bjorn for Youth Work legend. Having read it back, I’ve been really surprised at how well – in my humble […]
Bjorn for Youth Work: 10 of 12
An exciting few weeks for Bjorn for Youth Work. Not only has the readership rocketed into double figures; a movie version has now been discussed. Just between me and my […]
Bjorn for Youth Work: Article 9
Like a high speed train loaded with explosives and Denzel Washington, Bjorn for Youth Work is now hurtling towards its thrilling conclusion. Ish. If you’re just joining us, start here. 9: It’s […]
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