About
Catholic YM Blog
The Catholic YM Blog has been referred to as "the 411 of Catholic Youth Ministry." Your blogger is D. Scott Miller, director of the Division of Youth and Young Adult Ministry for the Archdiocese of Baltimore... Read more...
Recent Posts
- The Attitude of Christ Jesus
- Catholic and African-American
- CYM News 02-06-12
- Changing Another Game
- Ordinary Fifth
- Not by Whiskered Jowl
- Best Teachers
Recent Comments
- Terri Nelson on The Attitude of Christ Jesus
- Mike Patin on Changing Another Game
- Steven Godwin Beingana on Not by Whiskered Jowl
- Brooks Chiasson on “Cardinal” O’Brien
- Bragg Moore on ReBuild Carotta
Categories
- Ad Cat
- Articles
- Caffeine
- Church
- CYM News
- Funsies
- Future
- Guest Blogger
- Leadership
- Life
- MashUp Prayer
- Podcasts
- Quotable
- Soapbox
- State
- The Blog
- Training
- Uncategorized
- Year for Priests
- YM Tip
- Youth
- YouTube / SlideShare
Recently, on YouthWorker.com, Annie Lockhart wrote about her concept of a kinship model for youth ministry. While starting with concern regarding the almost cliched tension between the youth worker and parent (and I say cliched because I believe we do a lot to perpetuate it), she wonders why we find ourselves separating young people from the whole of the church and therefore denying youth ministry partnerships in mentoring young people.
Lockhart’s key quote: “The missionary to youth’s job is to make sure teens of the congregation continue to be seen as current members of the congregation, not just future members. The youth worker keeps teen and adult members of the community dependent on each other.”
No Comments
No comments yet.
RSS feed for comments on this post.
Sorry, the comment form is closed at this time.
