Youth Ministry Certification
   
   
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Youth Ministry Certification School
A certifcation school for youth ministry volunteers and professionals

Do you have a talented leader with a heart for youth ministry? Does your part time youth worker want to take your youth ministry to the next level? Are you a rostered leader looking to minister more effectively with youth and their families?

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What you get is adventure in the outdoor ministry setting, and skills in education, small groups, and community development. Classroom content provides Biblical and theological training, cultural analysis, long range planning, family ministry and other Christian education insights.

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Schedule
Getting Started, costs, etc.
Who to talk to
Application 
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What you experience
The course is designed to help equip the applicant with a heart and desire to serve our Lord and the youth of the church with the tools and resources to build an integrated youth and family ministry in the congregational setting. Using accepted theoretical and practical youth ministry research and techniques, combined with a strong theological base, the candidate will learn from seminary professors and staff, as well as youth ministry practitioners who have been serving in a variety of ministry settings. Each candidate will create, in cooperation with the YMCS Director and coaches, a short-range plan for integrating youth and family ministry, that they can take back and apply to their own ministry setting.

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Charlie Roberts, Director of the Youth Ministry Certification School
Email: croberts@lss-elca.org or tel. 717-579-0349.

The Rev. Kathleen Reed

Lifelong Learning Programs
Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg

Tel. 1-800MLUTHER ext 3016
Email:
kreed@Ltsg.edu

Schedule for 2010-2011:   
First week at Camp Nawakwa, Arendtsville, PA near Gettysburg, August 18-22, 2010

Following weekends at Gettysburg Seminary
October 14-16, 2010, at Gettysburg Seminary (LTSG)
November 11-13, 2010, at LTSG
January 20-22, 2011, at LTSG
February 10-12, 2011, at LTSG
March 24-26, 2011, at LTSG

Gettying Started, What you need, What it costs, etc.

 

-Students are expected to participate in all 14 days of the course to receive their certification
-Students are welcome to arrive the night before the scheduled course dates to stay on the camp or seminary campus
-Tuition is $2250.00, and covers all meals lodging and course materials
-A Service of Word & Sacrament with presentation of certificates is scheduled for the final weekend of the course
         for families, youth and congregational members of candidates
-Candidates must submit a YMCS Application, a written faith statement, a written vision for congregational youth
         ministry, three letters of reference, and submit to a child abuse background check, to gain entry into the course
-Students enrolled at the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg may take the course as an independent
         study for academic credit
-Scholarships are available upon request

  Tuition and fees
  Tuition for the course of study is $2250 and includes all meals and lodging expenses. Scholarships are often available. We also encourage congregations to offer assistance to support applicants and will work with you to find other funding.
 
  Application
  Application may be downloaded in pdf or MSWord formats


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Charlie Roberts, Director of the Youth Ministry Certification School
Email: croberts@lss-elca.org or tel. 717-579-0349.

The Rev. Kathleen Reed

Lifelong Learning Programs
Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg

Tel. 1-800MLUTHER ext 3016
Email:
kreed@Ltsg.edu


 

 

LUTHERAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY AT GETTYSBURG
A Seminary of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA)
61 Seminary Ridge, Gettysburg, PA 17325
Telephone: 717-334-6286
Email: info@ltsg.edu