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EPISODE · Mar 31, 2025 · 37 MIN

230: How Can You Help Your Students Become Friends With One Another? Interview with Roger Reid

from Volunteer Youth Worker Podcast

The impact of community and friendship makes much more of a difference then we sometimes understand. In this episode, Roger highlights the significance of the Sunday morning service and in particular the opportunity to connect students with each other. Fortunately, the principles he shares will work great anytime you gather students, no matter the time of week. He'll also give you practical ideas to inspire your student leaders to be part of the solution."I think it's community. I think community is really important. We have to raise the culture of friendship because the reality is if a teenager doesn't have their friends and they don't feel welcome or don't feel seen, they're not coming back no matter how good your program is."Find out more about where Roger serves by heading to hillsidemoncton.org/students/ Roger mentioned this video curriculum: darkroomfaith.comWant to chat about youth ministry? Give us a shout by emailing [email protected]

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