Peer Ministry Leadership – High School

• Become an expert Peer Ministry Facilitator
• Train your youth in-person or via Zoom
• View this PML Facilitator Training flyer

WHEN?

• ADULT FACILITATOR TRAINING via Zoom:
  • JAN 13, 20, 27, 2022 12pm – 2pm CT
  • MAY 3, 10, 17, 2022 12pm – 2pm CT
  • AUG 11, 18, 25 2022 12pm – 2pm CT
  • OCT 4, 11, 18, 2002 12pm – 2pm CT
• OR contact us to set up a time specific for your network!

WHAT?

• We send a trainer to you! 
• View this Peer Ministry Leadership flyer

WHEN?

• YES! We schedule this as far out as you want.
• We can work with you to find a time that works for your church or group. Contact us to find a time:
  • EMAIL us at peermin@peerministry.org
  • Use Calendly to set up a time for a phone conversation

FREE quarterly check-ins. NEW tips, ideas, and updates! ASK questions! BRAINSTORM with others ideas for success! NETWORK with others!

• Friends helping friends.
• The Good Samaritan story, real skills added. 
• An education of the heart, loving as Christ first loved us. 

Expect highly experiential real life people skills learning together with the wisdom of each other. No smoke machines or laser lights, no lectures or power points. Creatively learn a skill and then practice the skill in real heart-to-heart conversations. You will leave with the confidence to be the real friend every one needs.

“PML training (even on Zoom) is intimate, funny, fun and important for the everyday needs of youth ministry. Youth desire to help their peers and this gives them the basis of how to be the Good Samaritan in a hurting world.” – Diana Esposito

We train adults who:

• Learn how to train Peer Ministry and will lead your next trainings.
• Mentor individual PML youth to review and support their leadership.
• Spread the good news to other adults about your amazing youth. 

We train students who:

• Create an infectious relational culture in your church of caring, welcoming and affirming others.
• Apply relational ministry skills with friends every day, everywhere and in every relationship. 
• Understand all leadership tasks. 

• Peer Ministry is taught from your life. Youth always know if you are only teaching from a manual.
• Learn the skills, use the skills, then teach the skills. 
• Having a PML trainer will kick-start both youth and adults creating a solid foundation to build on.

• Creates a caring and welcoming atmosphere in all your programs.
• Youth feel valued and needed by their church.
• Youth understand ministry as something that is lived every day.

In-House leadership roles:

• Peer Ministry Leaders use relational skills within various church programs. 
• Creates a caring and welcoming atmosphere in all your programs.
• Youth are part of a meaningful and purpose-filled ministry.
• Small groups.
• Mentoring.
• Meeting one-to-one with new member youth.

Out-House (I amuse myself when I write that) ministry roles:

• PML is meant to be lived every day, everywhere, in every relationship.
• Listening to friends.
• Respond to Spirit nudges, the concerns they see, hear and sense around them in school, teams, work, neighborhoods and family!