EPISODE · Apr 22, 2026 · 1H 4M
Grow + Go | The Ministry of Showing Up with Ali Campbell
from Grow + Go with Em Tyler · host Em Tyler and Ali Campbell
I had such an energising conversation with Ali Campbell, a youth and children’s ministry consultant, about the vital role young people play in the church today.We dive into the importance of authentic worship, how children can teach adults about faith, and why creating space for young voices is essential. Ali shares insights from decades of experience, including navigating ministry challenges like redundancy and sustaining long-term impact. We also explore the power of intergenerational connections, consistent presence in ministry, and how God makes a way even when the path seems uncertain.This conversation is a call to see, empower, and release the next generation, reminding us that children and young people are not just the church of the future — they are the church right now.We talk about:✨ How children and youth can lead us in worship and faith✨ The value of intergenerational community in church life✨ Supporting and sustaining youth ministry long-term✨ Embracing opportunities that come through career and ministry changes✨ Showing up consistently in ministry, even in hard seasons✨ The unique insights and contributions of young people todayHow is your church creating space for young people to participate fully in faith and worship?Leave a commentThis episode is for anyone passionate about nurturing the next generation, sustaining ministry, and celebrating the gifts children bring to God’s kingdom.Connect further with Ali:The Resource | Facebook Connect further with Em:Substack | emtyler.com | Instagram | Facebook | Email Interested in having Em come speak at your event? Book Em today! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit emtyler.substack.com/subscribe
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