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Echo Middle School just wrapped up its cinema series, where we explore theological themes in movies from the previous year. Jesus was the master storyteller, using parables with unexpected twists a... 
Teens' Love of Loud Music Tied to Drinking, Drug AbuseU.S. 
Donna Summer, affectionally called Queen of Disco, passed away on the 17th of May. She was 63 and died battling cancer. 
Teens say they see adults sending text messages “all the time” when they’re driving. In a survey of 799 teens conducted by the Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project between April 19 and July 14, 2011, the teens were asked about a number of online behaviors. The results for video-oriented activities are reported here. 
To spy or not to spy on your teen on Facebook, that's the question for parents, and most seem to be okay with it. According to a new survey, 60 percent of U.S. Pew Data: Only 6% Of Teens Use Email Daily - 04/27/2012... 
A world where consumers are so distracted by a media choices that they no longer notice commercials that support them is close at hand. 
Teens are losing interest in playing traditional video games on consoles, and prefer to play social or online games instead, according to a new survey of high school students by analyst firm Piper Jaffray. 
Some Styles Inspired by 'Dancing With the Stars' and the Oscars Are Too Short, Too Sexy... 
Texting is ultimate social tool for teens, study saysCNN InternationalBy Amy Gahran, Special to CNN Texting, not e-mail or instant messaging, is the preferred means of communication for US teens. |
[This is the start of a blog series in which I try to dig deeper on some of the topics that came up in the Youth Work Summit, an awesome and inspiring British conference for Christian youth workers I visited last weekend] Young people watch films,... 
New York Daily NewsTV-watching teens tend to eat more junkNew York Daily NewsGetting teens to adopt healthier eating habits could be as easy as pulling them away from the TV. 
NewsweekTeens Text More Than Adults, But They're Still Just TeensNewsweekTo those far removed from their teen years, such a rate of texting may seem inconceivable. Modern teenage life itself appears alien, or at least alienating. 
A University of Alabama at Birmingham study found 
By DR. AMAR NARULA Teenagers seem to be doing everything in front of a computer screen these days — watching movies, homework, socializing. So the idea that a computer game could treat depression in these teens may not sound so far-fetched. 
I love social media. If used responsibly, it can be an incredible tool for ministry. Here's 3 reasons why: 1. This is where students are. 5 years ago students were at the mall (or some physical place where teens congregated). 
One dad has figured out a clever way not to fight with his kids over the radio on the way to school in the morning. 
Lexington Herald LeaderChristian rockers Needtobreathe now have broader audienceLexington Herald LeaderGrowing up in rural South Carolina, brothers Bear and Bo Rinehart were allowed to listen only to Christian music, and they hated it. 
American Idol finalist Colton Dixon hasn’t exactly kept his religion under wraps.
Some Styles Inspired by 'Dancing With the Stars' and the Oscars Are Too Short, Too Sexy... 
One in three online teens has shared a password with a friend or significant other. |
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