Salvation Army Youth spell out new methods. (youth at international forum air their complaints to first US-born head Paul Rader)

The young Salvationists want most of the organization's traditional life to continue. But new approaches to youth are needed because of cultural changes such as premarital sex, and illegal drug use. The adult leaders deny they are old-fashioned as they continue to dialogue with the youth.

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Published in:Christianity today (Washington) 1997-03, Vol.41 (3), p.65
Main Author: Nyberg, Richard
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Beliefs, opinions and attitudes
Children & youth
Church work
Church work with teenagers
Church work with youth
Clergy
Evangelism
Rader, Paul
Rader, Paul A
Religious aspects
Religious organizations
Teenagers
Uniforms
Youth
Youth in church work
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Summary:The young Salvationists want most of the organization's traditional life to continue. But new approaches to youth are needed because of cultural changes such as premarital sex, and illegal drug use. The adult leaders deny they are old-fashioned as they continue to dialogue with the youth.
ISSN:0009-5753
1551-1855