Myfishbites.com - Free Christian youth resources

Myfishbites - Free Christian youth work resources

Welcome to myfishbites.com - Christian youth work free resources, school assemblies, sessions, games and exercises, prayer, quiet-times, sketches, talks, technical info, parables, creative ideas, small group sessions, points from movies, connectors for youth clubs and groups, meditatures, free audio and a training section and more for you to use.

If you're a youth worker short on time or inspiration, or want some games, ideas, easy to use sessions, talks and information this is a good place to start!

Myfishbites has wide and varied Christian content as well as many sessions and ideas that can be developed to use within any youth work context such as the Excluded section - for any youth workers working with so-called 'dis-engaged' young people. This includes life skills, sexual health, anger management and many free PDF worksheets across the site. We also have Christian school assemblies and ethos assemblies, suitable for key stage 3 and key stage 4 (KS3 and KS4). The assemblies are also excellent for short sessions or talks with young people.

Myfishbites is passionate about youth work, but its remit goes beyond this. There's quality advice on music, DJ-ing, digital cameras, camcorders, projectors, making movies, audio (recording, buying equipment and PA) and computers. Check the Creative section for other stuff like Christian book reviews, financial management, personal safety and a great section on discipline. We have lots of info to help you run events, from our very wide and varied experience from the events we organise / help. Check out the huge number of hip-hop reviews too.

Who are myfishbites - "The site has been put together by a Christian youth worker from the UK with a passion to use relevant communication and effective tools to make Jesus known to young people. Content has been used in a wide variety of youth work by youth leaders with experience in schools, churches, detached work, youth clubs and in running events. The site is UK centred although is equally used in the US and across the world."