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Dare 2 Share provides youth leader training, youth evangelism training, outreach activities, and youth ministry resources to help you grow your ministry.

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Building culture isn’t difficult, but it does take intentionality. This post contains 14 books I’ve found invaluable for leading people and developing culture.

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In this recap, I am going to share what we did at home for more hands-on learning related to Classical Conversations Cycle 1 Week 21: Bible, History, Geography, and Science memory work. I will also share my tutor plans and library books. BIBLE: Resources: Foundations of the Bible vol. 1  | Free Sample For Week 21, we finished learning about the different Jewish feasts. We looked at the Day of Atonement and the Feast of Booths. We also explored the history of three additional Jewish feasts that hold significant historical meaning, such as Hanukkah and Purim. My favorite part of this lesson was seeing how we can see Jesus in the feasts. There are such great life lessons to be found in them. Note: This study pairs with each week of the CC optional Bible memory work, but you can go at your own pace because there is SO much to learn. You can also jump in at any time. Anyone can do this study, not just CC families. Learn more about the Foundations Collection here. HISTORY: Resources: Story of the World Book Cycle 1 (Match Up List) | Story of the World Series | Real Cool History for Kids Podcast  —  Chronological episode guide here,Activity: Paint maple leaf, Maple Leaf String Art, Write in these narration journals Our history lesson focused on the exploration of Canada. We learned about John Cabot and Samuel de Champlain—both of their stories can be found in The Story of the World books. We enjoy writing in our narration journals after finishing our history lesson. The kids can either share interesting facts they learned or copy the memory sentence. The activities suggested above can also be used for next week's history, so pick one for this week and try the other one the following week.  SCIENCE: Resources: Learning with Friends Year 1 Bundle (code GRACEFRIENDS for 10% off) |  CC Connected Sandbox File | Trifold PrintoutsActivity: Learning with Friends Thermometer, Draw the latitude lines on a map For science, the kids colored and labeled the different lines of latit

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In recent years, Fresh Expressions (FX) has emerged as a dynamic and innovative way of being church in the twenty-first century.

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In December 2025, the social media landscape in Australia changed for young people, when the government introduced new restrictions that represent a significant cultural shift in how young people remain socially connected with each other. Here are some suggestions for ministry workers to disciple