Youth Resources For young Anglicans, youth ministers, or anyone interested in youth ministry in the Anglican communion.
Page Editor: Timothy Morgan (tim@aka.ca)
Anglican Kids Association He's 14 years old, he's a webmaster, and he's probably going to be your grandchildren's bishop! Drop by Timothy Morgan's very cool website, showcasing the St. Matthew's Winnipeg youth group. These enterprising youngsters fundraise for their local parish's Refugee Committee.
Wanna know where our church's future is? Go ask young Timothy. (Then go read Paul's letter to the young priest also named Timothy: 1 Timothy 4:12.) The Anglican Kids is known nationally and internationally for it's efforts online and offline for standing up for the youth of today and giving people an understanding of what youth can do. "Youth are the church of today, as well as the church of the future"
Anglican Youth Association The Anglican Youth Association, AYA, began August 17th 1996 to stand up for Anglican Youth in the Church, and it has turned into an online Youth Group. The AYA is a non-profit organization, run by Youth with the purpose of getting young people more interested in the Church of the '90s.
Canadian Anglicans Youth Workers' Association The Canadian Anglican Youth Workers' Association, born out of the Anglican Essentials conference, seeks to support and encourage youth ministry in the Anglican Church of Canada, particularly providing opportunities for sharing resources, and providing training and development for those involved in youth ministry.
Ottawa Anglican Challenge Movement Similar to Cursillo, this organization is for Canadian Anglicans between 16 and 25. This new website contains information about Challenge and its weekends and events, as well as links to some other sites of interest. Their newsletter (Desafiador: Spanish for "Challenger") is also online.
The Virtual Youth Group This brand spankin' new website, made by two 34 year old youth ministers/Beatles upstagers, is a great new place for youth to hang out. It provides a number of great pages that'll give youth a starting point to further explore their lives through the teachings of the church.
One page, that is set apart from the rest of the pages, is Uncle Doug's Den, which offers advice to youth. An intersting fact about Uncle Doug (Douglas Gresham) is that he is the son of Joy Davidman Lewis and stepson of C.S. Lewis. Be sure to check out this site that besides in Corinth, Mississippi.
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Canada
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Camp Columbia, Diocese of British Columbia
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Sorrento Center, Diocese of British Columbia
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Diocese Youth Ministries Committee, Diocese of Huron
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Anglican Youth Association, Diocese of Huron
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Camp Artaban, Diocese of New Westminster
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Ottawa Anglican Challenge Movement, Diocese of Ottawa
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MoosWeb, Diocese of Toronto
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Anglican Kids Association, Diocese of Rupert's Land
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Anglican Summer Camps, Diocese of Rupert's Land
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USA
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Happenings, Illinois
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Crossfire's Cool Web Page, Columbia
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L.I.G.H.T. om the Web, Daly City
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Noah's Ark, Philadelphia
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Youth for Christ, Denver
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Youth Specialties, El Cajon
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Youth Unlimited, Grand Rapids
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Young River Ministries, Farmington
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Diocese of Oregon's Youth Ministries Web Page
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Lake Delaware Boys' Camp, Delhi
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EYC Middle Georgia Youth Page, Atlanta
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Britain/World
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Young People's Fellowship, Singapore
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Diocesan Youth Board of Singapore, Singapore
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St. Andrew's Cathedral Youth Fellowship, Singapore
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Happening Jester, United Kingdom
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Not in Communion
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Presbyterian Youth Council, Canada
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Winnipeg Presbytery Committee, Canada
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Youth Ablaze Online, USA
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Auburn Nazarene Youth Ministries, USA
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The YouthNet Homepage, USA
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Christian Youth Resources on the Net, Canada
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Franciscan Youth of Switzerland, Switzerland
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Youth Ministry Cartoons, USA
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International Youth Network, Netherlands
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Catholic Youth Ministry, USA
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Lifeline Youth Ministry, Canada
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Youth Ministry Resources, USA
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Youthsite Home Page, Canada
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The Boys' Brigade, UK
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