3 March 2010
Prominent and respected youth worker and author Len Kageler will be visiting Moorlands from 1-5 March, as part of his European tour. If you are a church leader or involved in youth work, you are invited to meet Len and learn from his 30 years of hands-on experience in youth and community work in New York.
Don't miss this unique opportunity to receive in-depth teaching from Len and our own experts in youth and community work: Course director Nigel Argall, and Deputy Principal Colin Bennett. Together they bring intelligence and relevance to this vital ministry.
There are two session to choose from, or join us for both!
Session One: Leading youth ministry which is sustainable.
Len Kageler with Colin Bennett
For whom? Church leaders & youth pastors
When? Wednesday 3 March - 3.00 - 5.30pm
Cost? A suggested donation of £5 is welcomed
Session Two: Growing fruit without beaking our backs!
Len Kageler with Nigel Argall
For whom? Youth workers & anyone involved in youth ministry
When? Wednesday 3 March - 6.30 - 8.30pm
Cost? A suggested donation of £5 is welcomed
If you would like to attend both sessions, you may stay and join our students for tea, for an extra charge of £3.00.
Book your place by emailing:
julie.austin@moorlands.ac.uk or calling reception on 01425 674500
Len Kageler, Ph.Dv is Professor of Youth Ministry at Nyack College, New York. He spent 20 years as a full time youth pastor. He speaks and presents seminars around North America and the world. He has written numerous books.
In 2009-2010: Len will be presenting seminars at the Canadian National Youth Workers Convention (December) and will give lectures in March in the United Kingdom at Moorlands College, Cambridge University, and the University of Glasgow. In Summer 2010 he and Janet will move to the Netherlands for five weeks of seminars and ministry with Atlantic Bridge. His 2009-2010 research projects include Feminism and the Female Religious Youth Worker, The Youth Ministry Volunteer: The Untold Story, and Youth Ministry Graduates: A Longitudinal Study. Len is married to Janet and has three daughters. He is a serious runner and loves to backpack and ski.
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