| Elaine Menardi |
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WORKSHOPS3-06 Mojo Disciples Disciples with mojo can transform the world. But what exactly is mojo and how do you get it? How do you keep it? And if you lose it – how do you get it back? Mojo is that positive spirit toward what you are doing now that starts on the inside and radiates to the outside. Young people are eager to serve and change the world. They already have built-in mojo. How we harness that energy and positive spirit nurtures them toward greater discipleship. Let’s explore vocation, the call to serve and how we might apprentice youth to become Mojo Disciples. The workshop will be geared to teachers, campus ministers, and religion chairperson in Catholic High Schools.
5-05 Mojo Disciples Too! Disciples with mojo can transform the world. But what exactly is mojo and how do you get it? How do you keep it? And if you lose it – how do you get it back? It’s not hard to get mojo… we all have it. What’s difficult is to sustain it and keep our hearts on fire for the ministry that we love. Here we will develop some practical tools to identify and measure our personal and professional mojo to gain insight about how to keep it strong. After we explore our own inner territory then we can nurture that growth in young people. This workshop will be geared to youth ministers, catechists, and all leadership ministering to and with adolescents.
--Sponsored by Veritas Religion |
Elaine Menardi is a consultant and writer for Veritas Religion. She is an innovator for the Youth in Theology and Minsitry program at Saint John’s University School of Theology-Seminary as well as the creator of the School of Disciples project. Check her blog at: schoolofdisciples.wordpress.com.