Unleashing student artists to use their gifts in ministry

Unleashing student artists to use their gifts in ministry [podcast]

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photography, Video

LIVE Youth Ministry Talk Brandon Riley joined us today to talk about unleashing student artists in our ministries. Youth leaders who are not artistically inclined themselves tend to overlook artistic students in their ministry, so Brandon shared some ideas how we can get them involved and encourage them to use their gifts for enhancing the body of Christ.

Some of the things we talked about:

How to spot artistic teens in your group
Ways to help them start using their artistic abilities in ministry
Tools that could help with the process
Tips for shooting and editing video and photography
And a lot more…

You can listen to the whole conversation below or grab it in iTunes.

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September 25: Next week LIVE YM Talk is with guest, Patti Gibbons, who will lead us in a discussion about serving as a woman in youth ministry. We’ll discuss some of the unique opportunities and challenges of youth ministry for women, what male youth pastors need to know about their female youth leaders, and offer a lot of encouragement for you ladies!

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Posted on September 26, 2009

http://doctorheadly.wordpress.com Brett

I really wish that I could have participated in this discussion. We incorporate a lot of our students in video production in our ministry. They are the stars of our weekly video announcements (a la news broadcast), they created their own tv show centered around our "no purple"rule (designed to help curb unnecessary pda), and have taken part in several other video productions for/with us.

if it is a resource to anyone, our videos can be viewed at h20 submerge.blip.tv

if it does not help, feel free to delete the plug

http://intensedebate.com/people/timschmoyer Tim Schmoyer

Sweet! Great to hear that, Brett! And thanks for the link — that's helpful. :) http://submerge.blip.tv