God52 – What I learned in Week One
Regular readers of this blog (hello mum) will know that my New Year’s Resolution was to undertake 52 weekly challenges in an effort to get a bit closer to God. […]
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Bjorn for Youth Work: Instalment 4
Having taken a little festive break, everybody’s favourite fictional volunteer Scandinavian youth worker is back. This is probably my favourite ever episode, because it was partly based on a true […]
God52 moves out
Hello all. Over the last few days, I’ve been completely overwhelmed by the response to, and interest and participation in, God52 – my little New Year’s resolution project. The truth […]
God52 – five ideas to make it work for you
(This may all be new to you. To find out what God52 is, read this first) This started out as my own little New Year’s Resolution, but now it’s taking […]
Bjorn for Youth Work: Part 3
Long before Scandinavian dramas were all the rage, Youthwork magazine ran its very own. If you were being generous, you could say that without Bjorn Argen, there’d be no Sarah […]
God52: The Irresistible Resolution
I like New Year’s resolutions. I’ve practiced them with varying degrees of success in the past, but that word resolve is a good one. I resolve to do better this […]
Bjorn for Youth Work: Episode 2
So, since there wasn’t a wave of anger after the appearance of the first part last week, I’m going to republish the whole of Bjorn for Youth Work over the […]
Bjorn for Youth Work: Chapter 1
Here it is then – as promised, the first episode of Bjorn for Youth Work, as originally serialised in Youthwork magazine before you were born. Before you dive in, you may […]
Bjorn Again
At the recent Youthwork the Conference in Eastbourne, something extraordinary and unexpected happened. I was there with the rest of the Youthwork Magazine team, advertising a splendid offer (which is […]
500 Prayers for Young People
Last year I was asked by my publisher if I’d write a collection of prayers for young people. At first, I wasn’t keen – lots of prayer books already exist […]
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