How do we speak to children about sin? How can we help youth understand themselves as sinful and in indeed of forgiveness?

What to make theologically of the sense of entitlement in youth culture?

Plus how do we think theologically about the important issue of vibe in youth and children's ministry and in regards to how kids engage with church.

And what can we learn from Sunday School history that will help with practice today?

The new book ‘Identity, Church Culture and Discipleship in Youth and Children’s Ministry - Australian Evangelical Perspectives on Youth Ministry’ is being launched this week.

Papers in the book were first presented at the HOUSE conference for youth and children’s ministers in Sydney.

Contributors include Ruth Lukabyo,  who leads the Sydney Anglican Youthworks Institute, teaches church history at Youthworks College and his responsible for editing the book.

Bill Salier is a former principal at Youthworks College and now heads up the Anglican GAFCON Theological Educators Network.

Tim Beliharz is on the ministry support team at Youthworks.

To purchase: https://bit.ly/3x3P0uU