Comments on: Step aside and let leaders Speak http://youthworktalk.com/2009/02/10/step-aside-and-let-leaders-speak/ Talk about youth ministry and life... Thu, 11 Mar 2010 22:00:07 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Todd E. Hair http://youthworktalk.com/2009/02/10/step-aside-and-let-leaders-speak/comment-page-1/#comment-30 Todd E. Hair Wed, 11 Feb 2009 19:49:02 +0000 http://youthworktalk.com/?p=245#comment-30 Ok... I got interrupted while typing my comments and hit send before I was truly ready to submit them.. Here now is a better "final thought". Having my youth worker friend come in and teach / share at the end of the series (or near the end of it) will hopefully give her a since of my intended direction and she will likely have little trouble reinforcing or even building on the prior teachings. If you can edit my post... that'd be great. ~ Todd :) Ok… I got interrupted while typing my comments and hit send before I was truly ready to submit them.. Here now is a better “final thought”.

Having my youth worker friend come in and teach / share at the end of the series (or near the end of it) will hopefully give her a since of my intended direction and she will likely have little trouble reinforcing or even building on the prior teachings.

If you can edit my post… that’d be great.

~ Todd :)

]]> By: Todd E. Hair http://youthworktalk.com/2009/02/10/step-aside-and-let-leaders-speak/comment-page-1/#comment-29 Todd E. Hair Wed, 11 Feb 2009 15:36:14 +0000 http://youthworktalk.com/?p=245#comment-29 Phil, Great thoughts about using others. I am in the middle of our Lovesick series (related to helping students understand how to establish and maintain moral boundaries) and I'm planning on having one of our youth leaders wrap up the series with her story and a few points she'd like to make related to the series. I like to teach in a series so that I can invite a number of gifted leaders to step up and use their gifts (speaking, music, drama, etc). You are right... the key is to plan ahead! Having my youth worker friend come in at the end of the series is or (near the end) will hopefully give them a since of where I am meaning to go with it all and they can then "piggy back" or even build on prior teachings. Phil,

Great thoughts about using others. I am in the middle of our Lovesick series (related to helping students understand how to establish and maintain moral boundaries) and I’m planning on having one of our youth leaders wrap up the series with her story and a few points she’d like to make related to the series. I like to teach in a series so that I can invite a number of gifted leaders to step up and use their gifts (speaking, music, drama, etc). You are right… the key is to plan ahead! Having my youth worker friend come in at the end of the series is or (near the end) will hopefully give them a since of where I am meaning to go with it all and they can then “piggy back” or even build on prior teachings.

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