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Mar 19, 2018 42 min

Archive: 8th Grade Transition

from Youth Ministry LAB Hosted by DYM Podcast Network

In this episode Sam Pettersen and Justin Herman talk about how to create an 8th Grade Transition event where students feel valued and parents are given direction. JUSTIN HERMAN’S BIO Justin Herman is the Junior High Pastor at Mariners Church in Irvine, Ca. Growing up with a single mom who put others before herself, and positive male role models within his community and church family, Justin developed a heart and passion for youth ministry focusing on fostering meaningful relationships with parents and students during one of the more challenging times of adolescents. He uses his experiences from his own adolescence to bring life and belonging to students. His motto in his ministry is “In JHM we want to see every student with a person who knows them and a place to belong”. Justin is passionate about reaching others for Jesus, growing their faith and helping them reach other people. Justin and his wife Brittany have two sons, Beckett (3) and Cannon (1.5), live in Irvine and enjoy spending time together as a family, and also time alone (Brittany and Justin that is) Justin’S RESOURCES Justin’s DYM Author Page Follow Justin on Instagram @heyjustinherman Follow Controlled Chaos on Instagram @controlledchaospodcast Click Here To check out the Controlled Chaos Podcast, a podcast for Junior High Ministry Workers For more resources by Sam Pettersen Click Here

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