Date

May 2008

Chair

Frank Schmitt , Leo Perser

Primary Subject Area

Education, Religious; Education, Vocational; Religion, General

Keywords

Mentorship, youth ministry, nonacademic credit

Abstract

A review of academic and Para-church organizations reveals that few programs exist that provide a balance of academic and professional preparation for youth ministers. Revolution Generation Youth Ministries has attempted to design such a program. The purpose of this project is to explore the history and design of the Revolution Generation Mentorship Program and evaluate it in comparison to such programs. This evaluation will be accomplished through a programmatic comparison with the standards of the Association for Biblical Higher Education, accredited college programs and other internship programs. The information gathered will be utilized to strengthen the Revolution Generation Mentorship Program.

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