To have a relational style of youth ministry, you and other leaders must work together to purposefully develop it. You'll find that most of the recommended action steps listed below require attitude adjustments rather than extra time from your week. I encourage you to make sure everyone on your team reads through the steps and uses them as a checklist ... To view this individual handout, please download the Training Pack, Discipling Teens.    Developing Your VolunteersHow can you encourage and equip your team?  Church Volunteer EvaluationsEvaluations aren't just for staffmembers—they can help volunteers grow and improve, too. Best-Selling Church Training of 2004 What Caught your Interest.  Becoming a Healing CommunityHow the church can develop a climate of help to the hurting. |        
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Joe Chan
One more aspect of relational style is to establish trusting relationship with the parents of the youths. This is one of the most challenging areas for youth minsters because they are often not comfortable in interacting with parents. However, with an effective relationship with the parents, a youth minister's work is significantly hampered.
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