10 episodes
3rd Tuesday Conversation ELCA Youth Ministry Network
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- Religion & Spirituality
3TC provides opportunities to: take a break from the daily routine of ministry and grow in our vocation learn from colleagues and experts in the field participate in conversation with peers who can reflect on ministry, based on the content discussed 3rd Tuesday Conversations are open to all.
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Episode 68: Leading a Group at the Gathering
The 3TC team talks about what it takes to lead a successful, meaningful trip to the ELCA Youth Gathering, including a few tips about getting the most out of the amazing city of New Orleans.
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Episode 67: What If We Started to Collaborate?
The 3TC team sits down with their friend Kevin from Colorado for a conversation about what would happen if we stopped trying to be all things to all people and instead leaned into collaboration with other churches to meet the needs of the people in our congregations.
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Episode 66: It's All About Connection
Inspired by a quote from Simon Sinek’s podcast episode, ”How To Be a Friend,” the 3TC team talks about the value and importance of authentic connection and how we, as leaders, can allow the need for connection to shape our ministries.
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Episode 65: The One Where We Talk About Campus Ministry with Rev. Kim Adams
The 3TC team talks with Rev. Kim Adams who serves as co-chaplain at Concordia Moorhead and North Dakota State University to learn about the current state of campus ministry, the hope in the current population of students and how it all relates to CYF ministry in congregations.
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Episode 64: Youth Are Either Leading or Leaving
The 3TC team sits down with Lyle Griner, National Director of Peer Ministry Leadership to talk about the current and future landscape of youth ministry and how it relates to his new book.
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Episode 63: If You Could Go Back and Give Your Younger Self Ministry Advice...
The 3TC team reflects on how their perspectives on leadership, ministry and the church have changed (and not) over the years.