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HOW TO GET ONTO CAMPUS January 2, 2015 I’m on campus at least twice a week. When youth workers hear this, I always get the same question:… Continue Reading By Rob Maxey 0 Comments Share The Power of Coming Together November 6, 2014 0 Comments Last weekend I was in a small town outside of Minneapolis where I witnessed something I rarely see in… Continue Reading By Jonathan McKee Share Guys and Fries March 27, 2014 0 Comments Some kids are too cool to do anything.  Part peacock, part pubescent, their pride gets the best of them… Continue Reading By Jonathan McKee Share It’s Okay. Nobody Ever Comes to My Games. January 23, 2014 0 Comments Brandon’s smile will melt […]

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Nothing has the power to transform your teenagers’ lives better than an outside-my-comfort-zone mission trip or service project. Outreach is the lifeblood of a thriving youth ministry, and serves as a microwave for life-change. What You’ll Find The Missions and Service section provides guidance, inspiration, and ideas to help you find or create life-changing experiences for your youth ministry. You’ll find stories of epic triumphs and epic fails, along with how-to’s that will aid you in planning a trip/project, fundraising, recruiting volunteers and even post-trip follow through.

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Dana Wichterman made policy recommendations and decisions in the areas of economic development, microenterprise, trade, investment and sustainability with the U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. Agency for International Development. She also served nonprofits involved in economic development work as an advisor and board member. She has a Master’s in International Relations from Columbia University.