Grace-Based Student Ministry Seminar
Thanks so much for your interest in the G.R.A.C.E. Based youth ministry seminar!
After 17 years in student ministry, I am convinced that our responsibility as youth workers is not to just have a
“youth group”. Rather, we need to take seriously our mandate to make disciples, and in doing so, to see youth
ministry as a channel through which God’s grace can be poured into the lives of our students. After all, grace
is the catalyst for knowing Christ and living in Him.
My goal for the seminar is to present an approach to youth ministry that will inform your leaders, Sunday
School teachers and parents, while at the same time equipping them to effectively engage the students under
their care.
G.R.A.C.E. Based Student Ministry consists of five essential elements.
G - get acquainted...
Create relationally safe environments designed to introduce students to your student ministry.
R - respond to Christ...
Provide opportunities for students to clearly understand and respond to God’s promise of hope in Jesus
Christ, and for believing students to confidently take the next step in their walk with Christ
A - apply truth
Consistently offer solid, yet creative Biblical teaching that empowers students to make life decisions based on
God’s perspective.
C - connect with culture
Using a “Mars Hill Mindset”, students should be equipped to confidently understand, engage,
and influence culture with their faith.
E - engage in ministry
By discovering the gifts and abilities of the students, they are enabled to serve God in their relationships, their
church, and their world.
G.R.A.C.E. based student ministry approach is effectively adaptable to any church environment desiring to
take their student ministry to the next level.
I would love to come and share with your youth leaders (and other youth leaders in the area if they would
attend).
The conference is $500.00 plus travel expenses (air, hotel, meals)
Here’s what others have said about the seminar:
• “Your passion for Christ and youth ministry certainly shows”
• “ Very helpful!”
• “Great analogies”
• “Very encouraging and informative”
• “I loved it! Kevin did an awesome job and gave me a ton of great ideas. He made me
think about the things I can do to be a better youth leader.”
• “I appreciate your insights and wisdom. Your passion was contagious.”
• “The seminar was so encouraging. I know I can use these ideas. Thanks for letting us
know it’s okay to think outside the box. Thanks for reminding me that it’s not about
me, it’s about reaching kids.”
For a limited time, in addition to the G.R.A.C.E. Based Student Ministry seminar, I'm happy to include one other
seminar of your choice. I am also willing to customize a seminar for your specific ministry needs.
Grace,
Kevin Glenn
kevin@kevinglenn.net
Thanks so much for your interest in the G.R.A.C.E. Based youth ministry seminar!
After 17 years in student ministry, I am convinced that our responsibility as youth workers is not to just have a
“youth group”. Rather, we need to take seriously our mandate to make disciples, and in doing so, to see youth
ministry as a channel through which God’s grace can be poured into the lives of our students. After all, grace
is the catalyst for knowing Christ and living in Him.
My goal for the seminar is to present an approach to youth ministry that will inform your leaders, Sunday
School teachers and parents, while at the same time equipping them to effectively engage the students under
their care.
G.R.A.C.E. Based Student Ministry consists of five essential elements.
G - get acquainted...
Create relationally safe environments designed to introduce students to your student ministry.
R - respond to Christ...
Provide opportunities for students to clearly understand and respond to God’s promise of hope in Jesus
Christ, and for believing students to confidently take the next step in their walk with Christ
A - apply truth
Consistently offer solid, yet creative Biblical teaching that empowers students to make life decisions based on
God’s perspective.
C - connect with culture
Using a “Mars Hill Mindset”, students should be equipped to confidently understand, engage,
and influence culture with their faith.
E - engage in ministry
By discovering the gifts and abilities of the students, they are enabled to serve God in their relationships, their
church, and their world.
G.R.A.C.E. based student ministry approach is effectively adaptable to any church environment desiring to
take their student ministry to the next level.
I would love to come and share with your youth leaders (and other youth leaders in the area if they would
attend).
The conference is $500.00 plus travel expenses (air, hotel, meals)
Here’s what others have said about the seminar:
• “Your passion for Christ and youth ministry certainly shows”
• “ Very helpful!”
• “Great analogies”
• “Very encouraging and informative”
• “I loved it! Kevin did an awesome job and gave me a ton of great ideas. He made me
think about the things I can do to be a better youth leader.”
• “I appreciate your insights and wisdom. Your passion was contagious.”
• “The seminar was so encouraging. I know I can use these ideas. Thanks for letting us
know it’s okay to think outside the box. Thanks for reminding me that it’s not about
me, it’s about reaching kids.”
For a limited time, in addition to the G.R.A.C.E. Based Student Ministry seminar, I'm happy to include one other
seminar of your choice. I am also willing to customize a seminar for your specific ministry needs.
- Partners or Pests? Discipling college-age volunteers
- What's next? Staying the course after the rookie year in youth ministry.
- Mars Hill Ministry - Reaching the World Through Pop Culture
- Big Ideas that shape Youth Ministry
- Ministering to kids who cut
- Raising Kids or Raising Adults? Helping teenagers grow up
- The Dark side of Leadership
- Establishing a Healthy Partnership with your Senior Pastor
- Raising the bar in Middle School Ministry
- Like Grabbing Jell-O: Reaching Middle School Boys
- Helping Parents Become Your Biggest Fans
Grace,
Kevin Glenn
kevin@kevinglenn.net
KevinGlenn.net
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