Youth Ministry Networks:
We are better when we are working together! Check out these local and and national networking opportunities.
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LOCAL NETWORKS
All adults who work with youth are invited and encouraged to attend youth workers network meetings! Network meetings are typically informal gatherings for mutual support, networking, learning and resourcing for ministry. Expect laughter, inspiration, new ideas and holy conversation. We are better when we do ministry together! If it is your first time, it is helpful to contact the coordinator listed below to make sure the network group is meeting that month. Online Network Meeting During COVID-19 Every Thursday, 10:30am-11:30am (For Volunteers, Paid Youth Directors, Pastors) November 26: Happy Thanksgiving! There will not be a Network meeting on Thanksgiving. We'll see you on December 3rd! Login information: Click here for Zoom Meeting Link Meeting ID: 854 1177 6494 Passcode: 543063 To join by phone: 312-626-6799 If Thursday mornings don't work for you and you would like to check in with someone, please email Catherine. Please check with the contact for the meetings listed below to see if groups are meeting during COVID-19: Brainerd Area Youth Workers Meet the 4th Thursday of each month at 10:00am Caribou Coffee on Hwy 371 in Baxter (Northern Caribou, next to Grizzly's) Contact Zach Malecha for more information. Duluth Area Youth Workers Meet the 2nd Thursday of each month at 10:00am Beaner's Central Coffeehouse: 324 N Central Ave., Duluth Grab your coffee downstairs, then come upstairs to their meeting room Contact Deb Westerberg for more information. Camp Onomia Area Youth Workers Meet the 1st Tuesday of each month at 10:00am Camp Onomia: 14202 Shakopee Lake Road, Onamia Lunch is often provided by the camp for those who can stay. Contact Kelly Kehr for more information. |
Extravaganza 2021
Feb. 5-6, 2021: On-Line Event Feb. 4-6, 2021: On -Site Event Extravaganza 2021 will explore God’s call to “Hold Loosely” and to trust in the one who comes to create, to redeem and to sustain. This is more important now than ever, as we live and do ministry in a time of pandemic, of racial injustice and unrest, of social division and political turmoil. The conversation and learning at #ext21 will center around five questions:
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