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Senior Youth Leadership Assessment 2
Senior Youth Leadership Assessment 2
AYM Meetings
Group Members
Shaquana Goodluck
What are the Four Dynamic Forces?
1. Incorporating the four dynamic forces of grace, service, community, and worship
into purposeful activities in youth meetings can foster spiritual growth, unity, and
a deeper connection with both the church and the broader community. Here are
some specific ways youths in a church can implement these forces:
Grace:
Begin each youth meeting with a reflection on God's grace and love, emphasizing
the importance of extending grace to one another.
Encourage forgiveness and reconciliation through activities such as group
discussions, forgiveness circles, or writing letters of forgiveness.
Organize service projects that reflect the unconditional love and acceptance found
in God's grace, such as volunteering at a homeless shelter or participating in
outreach programs for marginalized communities.
Service:
Plan regular service projects within the community, such as organizing a food
drive for a local pantry, participating in environmental clean-up efforts, or visiting
nursing homes to spend time with elderly residents.
Incorporate service opportunities into youth meetings, such as assembling care
packages for those in need or organizing fundraising events for charitable causes.
Empower youth to identify needs within the church and community and develop
their service initiatives to address those needs effectively.
Community:
Foster a sense of belonging and support within the youth group through team-
building activities, small group discussions, and fellowship events.
Create opportunities for youth to connect with other members of the church
community through joint activities, service projects, and social gatherings.
Encourage accountability and spiritual growth by forming mentorship
relationships within the youth group, pairing older members with younger ones for
guidance and support.
Worship:
Incorporate worship elements into youth meetings, such as praise and worship
sessions, prayer circles, or scripture readings.
Provide opportunities for youth to express their faith creatively through music, art,
or spoken word performances during meetings or special events.
Encourage personal devotion and spiritual disciplines by providing resources for
youth to engage in individual worship practices, such as prayer journals,
devotional readings, or meditation exercises.
By intentionally integrating grace, service, community, and worship into
purposeful activities in youth meetings, young members of the church can deepen
their faith, develop meaningful relationships, and actively contribute to the
mission of the church in their local community.
2. Meeting Schedules
Grace
Meeting Outline: Embracing Grace
Theme: "Grace: Our Compassionate Guide in Faith and Community"
Target Group in the Church: Young Adults Ministry
Target Groups in the Community:
Local Homeless Shelter Residents
At-Risk Youth in the Neighborhood
Objectives:
To deepen understanding of the concept of grace within the context of faith and
community.
To explore practical ways to embody grace in our interactions with others.
To identify opportunities for outreach and service in the community through acts
of grace.
Program Outline:
1. Opening Session (30 minutes)
A. Welcome and Introductions
B. Icebreaker: Sharing Personal Stories of Grace
C. Setting the Tone: Understanding Grace in a Spiritual Context
Service
Meeting Outline: Serving Together
Theme: "Unity in Service: Strengthening Communities through Acts of Service"
Target Group in the Church: Adventist Youth Ministries
Target Groups in the Community:
Underprivileged senior citizens
Single Mothers
Accident/Fire Victims
Objectives:
To cultivate a culture of service within the church community.
To identify specific needs in the community that can be addressed through acts of
service.
To develop actionable plans for ongoing service projects to benefit both church
and community.
Program Outline:
1. Opening Session (30 minutes)
A. Welcome and Introduction
B. Icebreaker: Sharing Personal Stories of Service
C. Setting the Tone: Understanding the Importance of Unity and Collaboration in
Service.
Objectives:
To raise awareness about the importance of community work in fostering
connections and addressing needs.
To identify specific needs within the community and develop actionable plans for
addressing them.
To empower youth to take leadership roles in community service initiatives and
inspire others to join in collective action.
Program Outline:
1. Opening Session (30 minutes)
A. Welcome and Introduction
B. Icebreaker: Sharing Personal Experiences of Community Engagement
C. Setting the Tone: Understanding the Impact of Community Work on Building
Bridges
Worship
Objectives:
To deepen understanding and appreciation of the significance of worship in the
life of the church and individuals.
To explore ways to enhance worship experiences both within the church
community and beyond.
To develop strategies for reaching out to and engaging target groups in the
community through worship.
Program Outline:
1. Opening Session (30 minutes)
A. Welcome and Introduction
B. Prompt: Sharing Memorable Worship Moments
C. Setting the Tone: Reflecting on the Importance of Worship in Spiritual Formation.