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The International Association for the Study of Youth Ministry is a network of  people from all over the world involved in professional  youth ministry research. To further the academic study and research of youth ministry IASYM organizes conferences (both regional and international) and publishes The Journal of Youth and Theology (JYT).

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  • Call for Papers for The International IASYM conference (Atlanta, 2022) is published.
  • Program for the Regional European IASYM conference (Online, April 2022) is published.
  • Call for Papers for the Regional Australian conference (Sydney, August 2021) is published.

About IASYM

The International Association for the Study of Youth Ministry is focused on furthering the academic study and research of youth and youth ministry, the formal teaching and training of youth ministry (at universities, seminaries, denominations, para-church organisations, local ministries, or wherever else it may occur), and on the growth and development of youth ministry as a recognised profession.

Our goal is to raise the profile of youth ministry as a calling, career and/or professional enterprise, and to encourage the reflection on youth ministry as an academic discipline that will support youth ministry at this level.

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Latest issue of Journal of Youth and Theology

Volume 19, Issue 2, 2020

Editorial 121

David F. White


Articles

  • Chaplaincy as a Reframing and Expansion of Youth Ministry – Initiating and Developing an Occupational Standards Ecumenical Project in the UK for Chaplaincy with Ages 5–25 124
Sally Nash, Paul Nash and Nigel Roberts


  • Freire’s Christian Pedagogy in the Professional Narrative of UK Youth Work 139

Allan Robertson Clyne


  • Catholic Youth Ministry between 1896 and Today: From Clergy-led Piety to Self-Guided Youth Associations 186

Patrik C. Höring


  • Calling But Not Foreclosing: reworking Our Approach to Faith Formation 200

Chris D. Clements

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