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“One Kid at a Time”

“One Kid at a Time: How to Start and Grow a Mentoring Relationship”

A new resource hot off the press. Rice and McPherson have taken youth ministry a step ahead and made this fit the 21st Century: a flexible, effective and Biblical new model for youth ministry. This kit includes: a trainer manual, video and three copies of the Mentor Handbook.

Part One: “Mentoring – The New Youth Ministry”

Why everybody needs a mentor Biblical examples of mentoring How to find and recruit members A generation in need of mentoring A mentoring model for youth ministry How to establish a mentoring program

Part Two: The “One Kid at a Time” Video Training Course

Session One: The Importance of Mentoring Session Two: Qualities of an Effective Mentor Session Three: What Mentors Do (and Don’t)

“Mentoring is relational youth ministry at its finest and the answer to bringing students through their turbulent years. If I were Siskel & Ebert, I’d give One Kid at a Time two thumbs up!” –Jim Burns, President, National Institute for Youth Ministry.

“One adult can change the direction of a child’s life forever: One Kid at a Time provides the roadmap.” –Mary Taylor Previte, author.

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