Culture

The culture of your ministry is important–but what kind of culture should you try to create? Lean in to flexibility and embrace what you learn from failure

Competency

Adaptability

Change is everywhere, but how we respond to it can shape what happens next. Adaptability gives us the ability to stay curious, adjust our approach, and find new ways forward when circumstances shift. For congregational leaders working with young adults, this skill matters because young adults have grown up in a world where change is constant, and they are often quick to adjust to new realities.We’ll explore what adaptability looks like in action, from asking “what if?” to embracing a “yes, and” mindset and making small adjustments that create stronger connections with young adults.

Task

Engagement: Embracing failure

What if the thing holding your congregation’s young adults back isn’t failure, but the fear of failing? In this resource, we’re flipping the script on mistakes and exploring how setbacks can become powerful tools for growth, leadership, and connection. We’ll unpack practical ways to create a ministry where people feel safe to take risks. Because when failure stops being the finish line, it becomes the starting point for something even better.

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