Search the siteAn Heroic MinistryIntroducing Pastor Steven from Rwanda:
Pastor Steven Turikunkiko has set up a community in Rwanda for victims of the genocide. 160 widows & teenagers & 80 younger children live with him; farming, sharing their lives and caring for those dying from AIDS. The community subsists on less than $1 per person per day. At enormous personal sacrifice, Pastor Steven and his wife have also adopted 20 orphans - who live with them and their 2 other children. For more information on Steven and this incredible community of hope, click here
Online BibleVerse of the dayYWI - working with...YWI is pleased to work in association with
CCP, UK
Fuller Youth Institute, US
Sophia Network, UK
ApCsel29, Hungary
Ungdomsarbeid, Norway
ParaLideres.org
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Who drives YWI?
YWI is facilitated by Youthwork Magazine in the UK. But it is a global movement... We want youthworkers all round the world to provide content and interact with us. But there are some key players in youth ministry who want to recommend YWI to you. These guys are our 'Consulting Editors' who help keep YWI on track! PLEASE NOTE: This is an incomplete list! We want more Consulting Editors to join us - especially to give us a really good balance in terms of countries, gender, age, denomination and youth work experience. Interested..? Contact us AsiaSteve Emery-Wright, Singapore (photo coming) Australasia
Fuzz Kitto, Australia
Europe (mainland)
Jeff Carter, Czech Republic Scandinavia
Middle East
Arthur Brown is a youth work consultant working for BMS World Mission. He lives in Beirut, Lebanon with his wife and two daughters. United Kingdom
Martin Saunders, England is Editor of Youthwork Magazine (UK) and Chair of Youthwork the partnership
United States
Mark Cannister is Professor of Youth Ministries at Gordon College in Wenham, MA and Editor of the Journal of Youth Ministry
Amy Jacober
Len Kageler
Sharon Ketcham
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Morten Holmqvist, Norway
Jenny Baker is a writer, trainer and creator of resources with a background in teaching and youth work. She is co-founder of The Sophia Network for women in youth work and a trustee of Greenbelt Festival. Jenny has written a number of books and is the creator of Breathe, an interactive art installation that enables secondary school pupils to explore some of life's big questions.
Steve Griffiths, England, is Development Editor for YWI. He is Director of Centre for Youth Ministry, Cambridge, Chair of IASYM, Director of Youth Focus, Director of the Emerge Academy and Managing Director of YTC Press. He has written a number of books on theology and youth ministry, including 'A Christlike Ministry'.
