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The Three Classic Questions In Youth Work

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There are three classic questions in Christian youth work.

So I don't know what these questions are but I'm fairly sure there are three of them. There are three of pretty much everything Christian. Of course, there's the off chance that there are actually five classic questions, but then if there are five there are probably more and so they'd probably be best described as the top five most asked questions in youth work. Then again, as I'm clearly talking about something I know little about, there could only be one question, but then this would logically be 'the ultimate question in Christian youth work'. However, I think that, on balance, if there is going to be only one ultimate question then I can probably tell you the answer already. It's "because". Or possibly "Jesus".

So there are three classic questions in Christian youth work. Any suggestions?

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Mark wrote this at 20:15, Thu, 14/09/06, Link
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Paul

Why does your comment thing insist that one must disagree with your post before commenting? It is very confrontational.

Written by Paul at 23:16, Thu, 14/09/06

Matthew

Should we try and do the job of church for these young people?

Should we try and do the job of parents for these young people?

Should we get that table tennis table?

Eternal questions.

Written by Matthew at 02:44, Fri, 15/09/06

Mark

Ha! To the last one. I didn't feel like a youth worker till in my third month into my training I ordered new pool cues.

Written by Mark at 10:16, Fri, 15/09/06

Benjamin

How many roads must a man walk down before he can become a youth worker?

Written by Benjamin at 12:12, Fri, 15/09/06

doug

The answer my friend is written in the church constitution, as well as in the observational notes of your deacon board...At least that's how it is in my church.

Written by doug at 03:02, Sat, 16/09/06

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