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~ 08/20/08

Here the short-hand version: (introducing me…?  Read this one, please!)

D. Scott Miller is the coordinator for adolescent faith formation for the Division of Youth and Young Adult Ministry of the Archdiocese of Baltimore.  His responsibilities include the areas of adolescent catechesis and confirmation.

With over thirty years of youth ministry experience on the parish and diocesan levels, Scott previously served on the staff of the National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry, Inc as director of membership services. His responsibilities there included management of all aspects of the National Conference for Catholic Youth Ministry and the New Diocesan Directors’ Institute.

He maintains a daily web-blog at www.catholicYMblog.com,  Scott is the proud father of Nichole, 25, Johnanna, 25, Clark, 23, and Meghan, 18.

Here is the full version:

D. Scott Miller is the coordinator for adolescent faith formation for the Division of Youth and Young Adult Ministry of the Archdiocese of Baltimore.  Scott re-joined the DYYAM staff in June 2005.  His responsibilities include the areas of adolescent catechesis and confirmation. Scott’s initiatives in the office include a revision of the High School Leadership Institute, the Bishops’ Summits on Vocations and the Sacrament of Confirmation, and the Created to Love human sexuality curriculum.

He maintains a daily web-blog at www.catholicYMblog.com.” Scott contributed to Harcourt’s Called to Discipleship web-based high school curriculum.

With over thirty years of youth ministry experience on the parish and diocesan levels, Scott previously served on the staff of the National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry, Inc as director of membership services. His responsibilities there included management of all aspects of the National Conference for Catholic Youth Ministry and the New Diocesan Directors’ Institute. Other areas of responsibility included collaboration on adolescent catechesis document and collaboration with America’s Promise, Catholic Relief Services, and True Love Waits.    He also served by updating NFCYM web pages, especially within the Resources section.

In his previous time (1995 to 1999) in Baltimore, he served as coordinator for adolescent sexuality for the DYYAM for the Archdiocese. His work promoted the values of a chaste lifestyle through educational and pastoral resources based on the Holy Father’s Theology of the Body for over fifteen thousand adolescents and fifty-five hundred adults and as he collaborated with other denominations in implementing True Love Waits.

In 2004, Scott was recognized by the Archdiocese of Baltimore with the Division of Youth and Young Adult Ministry’s Medal of Honor. In 2005, he completed his Master of Arts in Religious Education program at Felician College.

Scott has served as a volunteer coordinator for middle school youth ministry at St. Francis of Assisi Parish in Fulton, MD. Scott has his own youth ministry focus group as father to Nichole, 25, Johnanna, 25, Clark, 23, and Meghan, 18.

Before moving east, Scott served for nineteen years in parish, regional, diocesan, and prevention settings, mostly within the state of Iowa.

 

SPEAKING:
Scott has served as a keynote speaker or workshop presenter at

National Conference on Catholic Youth Ministry 2008, 2006, 1984
National Catholic Education Association 2006
NFCYM Annual Membership Meeting 2006
National Association for Lay Ministry 2006
National Catholic Youth Conference 2005, 1997
Los Angeles Religious Education Conference
East Coast Conference 2008
New England Adult Gathering
World Youth Day in Rome, Cologne, Sydney
European Catholic Youth Conference.

Also, he has spoken in Arlington, Albany, Boise, Boston, Butte, Corpus Christie, Des Moines, Erie, Harrisburg, Little Rock, Philadelphia, Providence, Roanoke, Salt Lake City, Saint Louis,  Washington, DC, Wheeling, Wilmington, and Wichita.

3 Comments »

  1. Scott,

    I have been spending some time reading through your blog. It is so wonderful! I really enjoy your writing and being able to read about your work.

    I was wondering if you might be interested in contributing some of your writing to the resource library for the website of the ministry that I am working with. You can see the resource library at http://www.calledtoyouthministry.com/resource and you can contribute by going to the contribute page on the site.
    I think that you have a lot that you could contribute to the resource library and to others who are working to serve the Lord through ministering to youth.

    Thank you so much for your work and for your writing. If you have any questions or concerns please let me know.
    God bless,
    Betsy

    betsy@calledtoyouthministry.com

    Comment by Betsy — Thursday, November 19, 2009 @ 12:32 pm

  2. Wow! This is an inspiration. Great content – simple but effective! I am going to imitate you in my ministry….be flattered ;-) ! Congratulations on your ministry – I enjoyed the April Fool’s Joke although I almost had a heart attack! Hope to see more brilliance soon!

    Comment by Heidi Jury — Wednesday, December 30, 2009 @ 1:13 pm

  3. Hi Scott,
    I came across your blog through google and really enjoy it.
    I am a recent convert from Evangelical/Pentecostal Church and 18 years of church ministry. I currently serve as YD of Saint Mark the Evangelist in Norman, OK.
    Your blog is very informative and funny! Keep up the good work!
    Look forward to learning more about you and from you.

    pax,

    shawn

    Comment by Shawn Reidy — Monday, January 4, 2010 @ 10:57 am

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