FREE E-BOOK! Doug Franklin’s “The Student Mission Trip Greenhouse”

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E.F Hutton was a stock brokerage firm that had a popular series of commercials in the 80′s. The catch phrase was, “When E.F. Hutton talks, people listen.”

Doug Franklin, founder of LeaderTreks, is one of the handful of folks in youth ministry that have the E.F. Hutton effect on me: when Doug talks, I listen.

That’s why it’s so much fun for us to give away another FREE E-Book from Doug. Doug is simply one of the wisest and most practical voices in youth ministry. I strongly encourage you to download this short but insightful book. I can almost assure you it will be a meaningful tool for helping you maximize the impact of your short-term mission trips.

Here is an excerpt from Doug’s site on his book, “The Student Mission Trip Greenhouse.”

Why not look at short-term missions a little bit differently? Why not craft the short-term missions experience to be a greenhouse for student development, using every experience to give them the best chance for growing into a strong and healthy Christ-follower. These trips can give you the materials you need to build a greenhouse for your student’s growth — multiplying the effectiveness of service and tapping into new potential.

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Andy Blanks is the co-founder of youthministry360. Andy has worked in youth ministry for 12 years, almost exclusively writing, designing, and developing curriculum. Andy is a volunteer youth leader with his church’s youth group, leading a small group and speaking and teaching whenever he gets the chance. He is a teacher at heart and loves to challenge teenagers and youth workers alike through his writing and speaking.