
Reaching out to unchurched teenagers
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Open your doors to students outside the church! Full of real-life examples, the insights of this book will inspire you to see students as Jesus sees themwith grace and compassion. The unchurched can be reached, but it starts with knowing what you're doing, and doing it with love.
You mean well. Your heart is in the right place. But for some reason, you just can't seem to reach the unchurched students in your area.
Don't despair. With vivid stories and tangible ideas, Jonathan McKee will help you figure out how to reach out to those unchurched kids in a way that won't send them running from you.
Great for your entire youth ministry team to work through together, this book will help you examine yourself—your faith, your heart, and even your methods of outreach—to more effectively reach out to the students outside the walls of your church.
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Acknowledgements
Foreword by Chap Clark
Chapter 1: Youth Ministry in One Word
Chapter 2: I Thought I Already Had Compassion
Looking at "the unchurched" through different eyes
Chapter 3: In the Minds of Unchurched Students
Why they think what they think
Chapter 4: A Rude Awakening
How I finally realized that "sharing my faith" starts with MY faith
Chapter 5: Do They Run When They See You Coming?
How to NEVER reach students
Chapter 6: Reaching...Not Repelling
Developing a relational approach
Chapter 7: Finding Frames
Communicating in a language they understand
Chapter 8: Building Bridges
Moving beyond everyday conversations to sharing the gospel
Chapter 9: Door-Opening Questions
Nothing sparks interest better than well-placed questions
Chapter 10: Focus on Christ (It's More Than a Tract)
Sharing Jesus' story simply, clearly, and memorably
Chapter 11: The Key to Follow-Up
Getting them plugged in
Chapter 12: Outreach in Action: What It Looks Like
Diverse methods for diverse groups
Epilogue: Initiating Outreach to the Unchurched
You've read the book—now what?