Faith-based Programming
An organization that seeks to promote and enhance Jewish education. In addition to running a conference and various programs for Jewish educators, it compiles various resources about different aspects of Jewish education, including the arts, Hebrew, Jewish identity, and social justice.
Kinship of Greater Minneapolis helps children, ages 5-15, in need of additional support to realize their God-given potential through adult friendships. Kinship also provides a unique service opportunity for individuals, couples and families to put their faith into action on behalf of children.
Love to know provides fun and engaging youth group acitivites to keep students interested.
The National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry (NFCYM) seeks to empower young people to be missionary disciples.
The National Network of Youth Ministries links youth workers for encouragement, spiritual growth, and sharing resources, in order to expose every teenager to the gospel of Jesus Christ, establish those who respond in a local church, and disciple them to help reach the world.
For over sixty years, the North American Federation of Temple Youth (NFTY) has offered thousands of young people the opportunity to explore and live Reform Judaism.
The Religious Institute provides youth development and faith based instruction information.
USY is a national youth organization that promotes an active social life, social responsibility, and the values of Conservative Judaism.
A step-by-step process on developing a faith based action plan for children and adolescents.
The Partnership Center has produced various tool kits and fact sheets covering a variety of topics to enhance the work of faith-based and community organizations.
For more than a decade Youth for Christ (YFC) has been the vehicle for local youth pastors and leaders to meet students on campus and give them the opportunity to get connected to a local church.