Christian Youth Ministry
Youth ministry, also generally alluded to as Youth group, is an age-specific religious ministry and is the way in which a faith group, or other religious organizationdue to that there is precisely young catholics involved and engage with the young people who attend its place of worship, or live in its community.
Youth ministry will most commonly encompass one or more of the following:
Encouraging young people who profess a faith to learn more about it and become more involved in spiritual life.
Proselytism of young people who do not profess the faith of the organization, but who may have shown an interest.
Providing open youth clubs or other activities for the usual great of the young people, sometimes without an overtly religious agenda.
As well as organizing events and activities, youth ministry will most commonly include some form of religious education and a pastoral oversight of the young people.
Promise Keepers is an worldwide conservative Christian organization for men, whilst it originated in the United States it is at present world wide. It is self-described as "a Christ-centered organization determined to introducing men to Jesus Christ as their Savior and Lord, assisting them to grow as Christians".[1] Promise Keepers is a non-profit organization, not affiliated with any Christian church or denomination. Their most widely publicized events often be mass rallies held at football stadiums and similar venues. They also sell so many different promotional products to "help men keep their promises," including clothing, books, and music. Dr. Bruce Wilkinson developed the widely in use video curriculum, Personal Holiness in Times of Temptation, as a part of “The Biblical Manhood” series for Promise Keepers.
Promise Keepers was locateded in 1990 by Bill McCartney, then the head football coach at the University of Colorado at Boulder. According to the group's website, McCartney got the inspiration for Promise Keepers on March 20, 1990, while he was attending a Fellowship of Christian Athletes banquet in Pueblo, Colorado, during a conversation with Dave Wardell, who was also in attendance at the event. He envisioned his home stadium, Boulder's Folsom Field, would be used as a gathering "for exercising and teaching on what it means to be godly men". In July 1990, 72 men met at Boulder Valley Christian Church in Boulder to organize what would be Promise Keepers' first event at University of Colorado's Event Center. From that crucial point, the Promise Keepers' membership gradually grew. By the time of the very first official PK conference in July 1991, approximately 4200 attended. The organization was incorporated as a nonprofit in the state of Colorado in December 1990.
What Makes a Man?, Promise Keepers' first hardbound book written for the organization, was published by The Navigators' Navpress publishing arm in 1992 for its first Folsom Field gathering in June of that year. Dr. James Dobson had McCartney on his Focus on the Family across the nation radio program that same month. McCartney resigned his advising position in 1994 for the purpose of focus his attention on the organization.
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