Courses tagged with "Residential Ministry"
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Teen Challenge Culture/Core Values
Teen Challenge Principles and Projections
This is a brief article that introduces the basic principles of the Teen Challenge Program and how these principles have lead to the success of this ministry. It goes on to examine more closely four areas unique to Teen Challenge ministry and culture. These areas are the special people group focus, the purpose and goals of the ministry, discipleship principles, and outreach methods.
View Course →Staff Development and Training
Planning for Staff Development and Training
This presentation discusses various methods for staff training. The lesson is designed for directors and upper level staff to help guide them in developing an ongoing staff training program. It begins with evaluating the current training in place and then moves on to assess the needs for future staff development.
View Course →Strategic Planning
Strategic Planning
Strategic Planning: Biblical examples of planning are explained. The sigmoid curve analogy is given, followed by steps to effective strategic planning.
View Course →Strategic Planning Part 1- Basic Introduction
Strategic Planning Workshop - Strategic Planning for the 21st Century
View Course →Strategic Planning Workshop – Part 2 – Executive Leadership Training
Strategic Planning for the 21st Century
View Course →La Red - Values Training
La Red - Values Training
La Red offers a structured approach to develop your business and people. We focused our resources and materials in one direction... offering 40 dynamic principles and values that will create two-way communication within your organization. This is done in a roundtable setting which is a weekly one hour small group activity led by and for your people. It is simple, fast and effective.
View Course →Team Building
Teamwork Makes the Dream Work
This course discusses the qualities needed for an effective team. It goes on to give tools for evaluating your team and instructions on how to begin the process of team building.
View Course →Building a Thriving Teen Challenge Organization
This course discusses the elements needed for building a thriving organization. It goes on to give the signs of a great organization and the kinds of leaders needed to accomplish this. There are also sections on building mission and a lasting vision for your organization. This would be considered an introductory course in the Organizational Management track.
View Course →Team Ministry
This 15 page teaching defines team ministry, gives biblical examples of team ministry and then explains the benefits of team ministry. it then goes on to explain how to develop and maintain a team.
View Course →Human Resources - Hiring Staff
Teen Challenge Principles and Projections
This is a brief article that introduces the basic principles of the Teen Challenge Program and how these principles have lead to the success of this ministry. It goes on to examine more closely four areas unique to Teen Challenge ministry and culture. These areas are the special people group focus, the purpose and goals of the ministry, discipleship principles, and outreach methods. This resource is listed as T101.04 and is shared in this location as appropriate material to consider when hiring new staff.
View Course →Advanced Studies for New Life in Christ
Training Phase/Level 2 Group Studies
This article addresses the importance of having Training Phase Group Studies (months 5-12) to prepare our students for success after graduating from the program. It contains recommendations and lists of materials that centers are using for Phase 2 curriculum.
View Course →Advanced Studies for New Life in Christ
Teen Challenge provides the Group Studies for New Life in Christ (GSNL) and Personal Studies for New Life in Christ. (PSNL) as our foundational student discipleship curriculum. This curriculum is typically completed during the first 4 months that a student is enrolled in the program however, relevant effective discipleship curriculum is critical for the entire one-year program. ASNL is a collaborative library of ideas to serve that purpose.
View Course →Introduction to Living Free
Intro to Living Free Ministry in Teen Challenge
This course can be used to introduce the Living Free ministry to Teen Challenge ministries. This teaching lists 9 ways Living Free small groups can help Teen Challenge ministries.
View Course →Disciplining Students
Discipline for Change
Following Christ requires certain "disciplines" as will be outlined in this course. In a structured institutional setting, when residents do not follow prescribed rules and standards of behavior discipline, they need to be motivated towards change. Thus the name of this course is entitled DISCIPLINE FOR CHANGE. If students leave the residential program unchanged, the program has been a failure, and the biblical principles of discipleship have not been applied.
View Course →An Introduction to Disciplining Students in the Teen Challenge Program
This one hour training provides a basic introduction for new staff on the Teen Challenge point of view in disciplining students in the residential program. How to appropriately discipline students is one of the most challenging responsibilities staff face in Teen Challenge. This course provides a biblical foundation for this issue and also gives a sample discipline report form that can be used in processing a student being disciplined.
View Course →Disciplining students in the Teen Challenge program
This 10 chapter course provides a comprehensive training for new staff in Teen Challenge addressing the subject of disciplining students in the residential program. How to appropriately discipline students is one of the most challenging responsibilities staff face in Teen Challenge. This course provides a biblical foundation for this issue and also gives practical strategies which can be used in processing a student being disciplined.
View Course →The Do's and Don'ts of Discipline
This is a practical list of the do(s) and don't(s) of discipline. What a person should do and should not do. This is a good training tool to use when discussing how to discipline students.
View Course →Residential Programs
Basic Introduction to Teen Challenge Ministry
This course is the introductory session to Teen Challenge ministry, designed for new staff and volunteers and for those who are interested in working with Teen Challenge. It gives a broad overview of the key parts of the Teen Challenge ministry.
View Course →Basic Intro to TC Residential Program Part 1: Induction
This course is the first of a 3 part series introducing the basics of the Teen Challenge residential recovery program. This course is designed for new staff and volunteers and for those who are interested in working with Teen Challenge. The goal of this course is to give a brief overview of the key elements that make up the induction phase of the TC residential program. This would typically be months 1-4 of the Teen Challenge residential program.
View Course →Basic Intro to TC Residential Program Part 2: Training
This course is the second of a 3 part series introducing the basics of the Teen Challenge residential recovery program. This course is designed for new staff and volunteers and for those who are interested in working with Teen Challenge. The goal of this course is to give a brief overview of the key elements that make up the training phase of the TC residential program. This would typically be months 5-12 in the residential program.
View Course →Basic Intro to TC Residential Program Part 3: Re-entry
This course is the third of a 3 part series introducing the basics of the Teen Challenge residential recovery program. This course is designed for new staff and volunteers and for those who are interested in working with Teen Challenge. The goal of this course is to give a brief overview of the key elements that make up the re-entry phase of the TC residential program. This is typically a 6 month period after the student has completed the Teen Challenge residential recovery program. Students in the re-entry phase are typically working at a job outside of Teen Challenge, preparing to transition back into society.
View Course →Intro. to Residential Rehabilitation
This course gives a basic overview of the Teen Challenge residential recovery program. It covers the philosophy, goals and structure of the program as well as giving examples of various forms that are used in administering the daily operations in a center. This course is used in Teen Challenge Leadership Training Institutes "LTI's" around the world.
View Course →Intake Training
A three part video course on the philosophy, strategy, and method of doing intake at a Teen Challenge residential facility. It refers extensively to the "Intake Training Manual" which is available here as a PDF. The three parts are: Discerning Ministry Potential (part 1), Ministering to Families in Crisis (part 2), and The "How-To's" of Intake (part 3).
View Course →The Teen Challenge Template: TC Base Camp
This 3-part video series is presented by Duane Henders, Dave Batty, Greg Hammond, and Allen Turley. The series addresses the essential elements and the philosophy behind what has become the "Teen Challenge Program" around the world. Video 1: Discusses "The Basics" Daily schedule, program rules, recreation, Church attendance and more. Video 2: Topics include Academic/Discipleship components and the Counseling component. Video 3: Covers Vocational/Work duties, Job training, public service, outreach, family ministry and staff development.
View Course →The Teen Challenge Student
This course is designed to give an overview of the basic characteristics of new students entering Teen Challenge. This course is part of the Base Camp training of Teen Challenge of the Southeast Region (USA) and is used in training entry level staff.
View Course →Work Training as Discipleship
A Discipleship Ministry -- The Work Program
This course provides a basic overview of how the work component of the Teen Challenge residential program can function effectively in the discipleship process in the life of each student.
View Course →The Value of Work
This resource is an excellent study on how work is viewed in the Bible and how it should be viewed by Christians. This resource can be used in a variety of ways. It can be used as teacher notes for training staff. It can be used as in individual lesson for staff training. It can also be used in both ways for training students in your program.
View Course →Articles on the Work program at Teen Challenge
These are articles related to the work component of the Teen Challenge residential program.
View Course →Forms regarding Work Assignments
These forms can be used to help structure and operate the Work Component of the Teen Challenge residential programs.
View Course →Recreation as Discipleship
A Discipleship Ministry: Recreation
One of the goals of Teen Challenge is to help students become "physically well". But what about the other four goals of Teen Challenge to help students become: "mentally sound, emotionally balanced, socially adjusted, and spiritually alive"? Does and should recreation help to accomplish these goals? Is recreation a part of discipleship in Teen Challenge?
View Course →Turning Point - Living Free Training
Living Free website
This link will take you to the Living Free website for more information on Living Free ministries and training.
View Course →Intro to Living Free in Teen Challenge
This course can be used to introduce the Living Free ministry to Teen Challenge ministries. This teaching lists 9 ways Living Free small groups can help Teen Challenge ministries.
View Course →Global AIDS Partnership
Global AIDS Partnership website
https://www.compassionlink.org/hivaid-training-and-resources.
View Course →Teen Challenge Therapeutic Model
Teen Challenge Therapeutic Model
This resource describes in detail the therapeutic model used in Teen Challenge. It was originally written to the academic community, those not familiar with Teen Challenge to explain our approach to working with persons with addictions.
View Course →Counseling Skills
Counseling The Drug Addict
This teaching on counseling the drug addict is being taught by David Wilkerson, founder of Teen Challenge. It was recorded in the late 1970's at Wilkerson's Twin Oaks Leadership Academy in Lindale, Texas. Wilkerson had been working with alcoholics, drug addicts, gang members and prostitutes for nearly 20 years at the time. The advice he gives future Teen Challenge workers is still useful today.
View Course →Introduction to Counseling in Teen Challenge
This course provides a basic introduction to how counseling is used in the Teen Challenge ministry. This workshop is not just for full-time counselors.
View Course →Teen Challenge Counseling
Student and Teacher's Manual plus two PowerPoints.
View Course →Theology of Counseling
Biblical Counseling Seminar
Biblical basis for Counseling, Nouthetic Counseling. . . True to the Word of God, A model for counseling, An appendix of many helps.
View Course →Christian Counseling
This 25 page document explains the biblical basis of counseling and addresses a wide variety of topics.
View Course →The Purpose and Goals of Personal Counseling
This article describes the need for Christian counseling, it's place as a ministry gift in the church and various reasons people seek Christian counseling.
View Course →Theology of Christian Recovery
The primary distinctive that differentiate Christian Recovery from other approaches to life change lies in our approach to spirituality. In this teaching by Michael Liimatta gives 17 major theological tenants of the Christian approach to recovery. These theological imperatives are important to consider when developing a philosophy and practice of recovery.
View Course →Crisis Counseling
Crisis Counseling
This teaching is excerpted from "Christian Counseling" By Raymond T. Brock, Ed.D. It defines a crisis and discusses steps to address crises.
View Course →Group Dynamics
Group Counseling
This is an 8 page study covering the basics of group counseling.
View Course →Best Practices
Student Progress Report Forms
The national accreditation standards require that a program is documenting, at least monthly, a student's progress towards reaching the goals that must be reached to complete. An easy way to do this that helps the center both maintain compliance and provide a useful report for the student to learn how they're really doing, is found in this student progress report. Download a copy, modify it in any way that is needed to make it specific for your center, then have the designated staff start using it on a monthly basis or use it in a staff meeting as a tool to evaluate student progress.
View Course →Our Top Downloaded Resources
Articles on the Work program at Teen Challenge
These are articles related to the work component of the Teen Challenge residential program.
Read More →Teen Challenge Therapeutic Model
This resource describes in detail the therapeutic model used in Teen Challenge. It was originally wr...
Read More →Global AIDS Partnership website
https://www.compassionlink.org/hivaid-training-and-resources.
Read More →Living Free website
This link will take you to the Living Free website for more information on Living Free ministries an...
Read More →A Discipleship Ministry: Recreation
One of the goals of Teen Challenge is to help students become "physically well". But what about the...
Read More →Forms regarding Work Assignments
These forms can be used to help structure and operate the Work Component of the Teen Challenge resid...
Read More →A Discipleship Ministry -- The Work Program
This course provides a basic overview of how the work component of the Teen Challenge residential pr...
Read More →The Teen Challenge Template: TC Base Camp
This 3-part video series is presented by Duane Henders, Dave Batty, Greg Hammond, and Allen Turley....
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