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Archive for May, 2010
joshherndon.wordpress.com is now joshherndon.com
Posted in joshherndon.com, tagged Josh Herndon, wordpress.org on May 21, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
To Save A Life
Posted in Central Student Ministries, Media on May 20, 2010 | 1 Comment »
We’ll be watching To Save A Life this Friday at Central Student Ministries. (Does this mean we’re starting our Fall Kickoff Campaign before schools out?) Have you seen it? What did you think?
A Virtual Facelift
Posted in joshherndon.com, tagged New Blog Theme, theme, virtual facelift on May 19, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
A preview of joshherndon.com’s makeover! And for future reference, everything will be on joshherndon.com, and not joshherndon.wordpress.com . Just in case you need to adjust your “favorites”.
4 Projects
Posted in Central Student Ministries, Josh and Evie, joshherndon.com on May 18, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Haven’t had a chance to blog much because I’m getting ready for several big events over the next 4-months. Massachusetts (5/25-6/1). My sister-in-law is getting married! Evie and I are going to be taking off a week to enjoy Boston’s finest lobster! Mmmmmmmm. The Philippines (7/27/10-8/8/10). Last-minute fundraising, practicing, and frantically trying to get everything [...]
Call + Response
Posted in Media on May 16, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I just got back from seeing Call + Response, a “rocumentary” about modern-day slavery, specifically forced prostitution. Wow. What I liked about the film is it left you feeling inspired instead of hopeless. I would recommend you watch it, then tell your friends about it, too. I’ll be writing more about this later.
Killing Momentum or Killing Consistency?
Posted in Central Student Ministries, Media, Ministry Leadership, tagged CSM FRIDAY NIGHTS, summer, Youth group summer, youth minsitry on May 13, 2010 | 2 Comments »
I had a talk today with Terrance Green, a friend and neighboring youth pastor about summer schedules and our weekly program. In a nutshell: we don’t know what to do. Is keeping your youth ministry program as is killing your momentum or killing your consistency? Your thoughts are appreciated in the comments.
Breaking My Heart
Posted in Rant, Spiritual Thought, tagged FAmily, hope, hurt students on May 12, 2010 | 1 Comment »
My heart breaks for so many of my students. So many lives full of confusion. There’s no peace. There’s no refuge. And I get sick to my stomach when I know my hands are tied. I’ve seen that 93% of a student’s worldview will be developed from their home life. That leaves 7% for pastors [...]
21 Days: Mantic May
Posted in 21 Day Fast, Spiritual Thought, tagged Busyness, fasting, May on May 12, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Is May always this busy? I feel like I’ve been running from appointment to meeting to event to… this Saturday, for instance, I had a brunch event, a BBQ birthday party, and a BBQ dinner (all in three different cities). What does three events in one day mean? I can’t enjoy any of them because [...]
Goodbye, “Not A Robot”
Posted in Central Student Ministries, tagged not a robot, Youth Group Themes, Youth Ministry on May 11, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
For the past 19 months we’ve had an overarching theme for Central Student Ministries: “Not a Robot”. The theme has been infused in our publications, series, and vision for the beginning of the ministry. It’s treated us well! “Not a Robot” has a couple talking points: •You are made in the image of God, and [...]
Fixing a Bad Night
Posted in Central Student Ministries, Ministry Leadership on May 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I felt like I had a rough service this past week. Ever happen to you? So I was thinking of what went wrong and things I should do next time things just aren’t clicking. Problem: I was distracted with lots of “stuff to do”. Solution: I need to assign students/volunteers to specific jobs on a [...]