ServicesWe ran this liveblog from March to May 2020 to help youth leaders respond to the Covid-19 pandemic. All the content shared can still be accessed and searched for via the sidebar.
SOME HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE LIVEBLOG ARCHIVE:
Topic: Spiritual life
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Running Alpha Youth online
Were you in the middle of running an Alpha Course with your youth group? Or are you looking for fresh ideas to engage your youth group in the coming weeks/months?
Alpha have produced a guide for running the Alpha Course online, and this includes the Youth Alpha. Why not have a look and see if this is something that would work with your group?
Open Me: Uncomfortable hope with Rachel Gardner
Many will be watching world events unfold with great anxiety, fear and sadness. 'Hope' is hard to conjure when life is so chaotic and the future so seemingly uncertain. Youth leaders for example, are already having to completely reimagine their lives and work on a practical level, amidst the emotional struggle that widespread social isolation and panic present. Where does God, and a Christian vision of 'hope' fit in to all of this?
Earlier this year Rachel Gardner led the latest season of Open Me, our devotional tool aimed specifically at supporting youth leaders. We hope you find her five reflections on 'hope' to be useful and encouraging in a confusing time. You can find them each listed individually below:
Hope in Broken Times
There’s a collective finger on the pulse of uncertainty, even dread. Is this is how it will be from now on in? But we’re Youth Workers. We caught up in the busy-ness of Hope; building the expectation that something better is going to happen. Hope is happening.
Archbishops Welby & Sentamu speak
"We must look after one another, knowing that in an uncertain world with a new virus we are best protected with honesty, compassion and care." Our patron and the Archbishop of York offer guidance for a time of dread in this comment piece.
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