David R. Smith asks, "Is technology today’s Pied Piper?"

An interview with the author who got America talking about teen faith.

Doug Fields talks about raising the bar as youth workers, building in boundaries, and protecting yourself.

Youth workers should be women and men of God before program directors.

What we can do to help teens and their parents see the silver lining during a bad economy.

Real questions & answers from Doug Fields about the crisis of losing excitement & passion in ministry.

Connecting college-aged people to the life of the church.

Andrew Burden talks pranks & pillow fights. Should we promote, prohibit or participate?

What would you share if you had the chance to speak with teens who graduated from your youth ministry?

The phrase “leadership is lonely” is way more than cliché because it's true.

Bullying via social networks or cell phones leads to increased risk of depression, a new study finds.

The survey of teens concluded that 43% of teens text their friends and parents during classroom lectures.

Greg Stier remarks on Mormon youth ministry and what youth leaders can learn from it.

As with any addiction or compulsive behavior, there are warning signs.

Doug Fields shares about one of the critical tasks facing youth workers today.

How many hours do students spend in media each week? The results may surprise you.

Thirty-one percent of Millennials pray by themselves at least once a day.

2010 marks the 20th Anniversary of 'See You at the Pole'.

The four minutes it takes to write a thank-you note could be the most fruitful ones of your week.

A few pointers to help convince your boss that you should attend a youth conference.