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February 27, 2007

igniting teens

just across the radar is that igniting ministries is putting a "teen welcoming" piece together. they are asking for youth group input along the way. they also have a myspace.

L_a25d7aed9a445eb21f6ec945fed0bcd9 Welcoming is how we show kindness, acceptance, and hospitality to everyone - guests and members alike. In a nation that's becoming more unchurched all the time, we need to ensure that teen seekers encounter in us a Christ that they want to know better.                    

The Youth Welcoming program has been designed to offer a teen-relevant United Methodist welcoming experience that, in context, shares the values, inclusiveness and living-embodiment of The United Methodist faith community, and actively invites seeker teens to journey into a relationship with Jesus Christ.

at the moment i am kinda confused by the whole set up as it is right now. when i read the myspace page it reflects a an odd third person writing. they are talking to teens on myspace, but they talk about teens with the same press release writing. i'd probably change that if it were me. i'd be interested to see the end result of this. welcoming is a culture change in hospitality, i am not sure how a book or series of videos changes that..

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You are right ... welcoming seeker teens is much larger than a book, series, video or a MySpace profile. Our project is about building denominational tools to encourage teen-to-teen everyday faith conversations, beginning with a genuine (authentic) welcome. And, there is more ...

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