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Practices of Healthy Youth Ministry | Lutheran Life Issue 222

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Lutheran Life 7 Congregations help each young person . . . Develop a Resilient Identity in Christ Deeply Understand their Baptismal Faith • Youth live as forgiven sinners with the promise of eternal life through Jesus' death and resurrection. • Youth recognize the work of the Holy Spirit, who brought them to faith, gathers them into God's family, and works through them. • Youth regularly worship, study the living and active Word of God, pray together, and receive the Lord's Supper. • Youth are provided with deliberate, age-specific opportunities to move toward key outcomes for young Lutheran Christians (examples are outlined in Youth Ministry Teaching End Goals). Live Out Their Unique Vocation • Youth understand their role as Christ's hands and feet in their church, home, community, and other areas of vocation. • Youth reach out to their neighbor in word and deed to love and share the Good News of Jesus. • Youth serve and lead in their congregation and community. • Youth seek to be warm, challenging, and grace-filled to their community and peers. • Youth are encouraged to pursue church work vocations as fits their gifts and skills. • Resilient youth identify with the life and mission of the Christian church and seek to serve others. • Resilient youth remain humbly confident in their faith in the face of crisis and transition. • Resilient youth can build relationships with those different than themselves and navigate disagree- ments in a humble, loving way. • Resilient youth are lifelong learners who face doubt and challenge by turning to God's Word. Lutheran Life 7

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