The overall purpose of the National Conference on Youth Ministries is to provide professional level training for men and women involved in youth ministry all across the nation. It was established to offer training and education for the growing and maturing efforts of the youth minister and lay youth workers. More…
2014 Super Early-Bird Registration
Register NOW for next year’s conference in Daytona Beach, FL! If you register by midnight October 1, you will get a 15% discount off the regular conference rate. Take advantage of this great offer by ENTERING PROMO CODE: Super at the bottom of the registration form.
Only credit cards will be accepted for Super Early Bird Rates
Conference Survey
You’ve been to the conference. You’ve sat through Keynotes, SuperSessions, Classes, covenant groups or a late-night sharing session with friends. Now we need your feedback. Our Conference Survey not only gives us a snapshot of how this conference went but of what we can improve on in the future.
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-The NCYM Board
Conference Recordings
Greetings!
I’m super stoked about attending NCYM this year in Colorado Springs! I hope 2012 was a great year for you and your ministry.
Each year I long to gather together with my NCYM friends for encouragement and enrichment. I’m always looking for ways to equip my students, their parents and our leadership for ministry. One way I accomplish that is by attending several conferences every year and NCYM continues to bring me back with quality speakers, inspirational worships and of course the fellowship with my brothers and sisters in youth ministry. I always purchase the conference recordings and at NCYM, since I am the one doing the recording, I never forget to pass on the recordings to my church friends.
I utilize the conference recordings to share new ideas, create dialogue and opportunity for growth with the leadership of my church. I also am able to pass on classes and keynotes to teachers and my volunteer youth workers to provide them with training to be better at working with teens and their families. Read the rest of this entry
