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Sociological Perspective

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I have grown up in church. I have been to church pretty much every Sunday of my life. My family never really missed church, except if we sick. Even when we were on vacation, we would go to church. I also spent a lot of time at youth group. During my time at youth group, there were positive and negative experiences that I had. Even though I do not want to go into youth ministries, I still think my background shapes my opinion on it. Let’s start with junior high youth group. I was forced to go to youth group my whole life. I did not always want to go and I hated going because I did not want to be social. We had a small youth group of about 15 students. There were two couples who taught it. One couple did the teaching while the other couple was in charge of games. My parents were in charge of the games. Although I was forced to go, I think I learned a lot from it. One of the biggest things that I remember about that youth group was learning about manners. This is something we spent a lot of time on. Every other week, we would split the youth group into boys and girls, and each had our own teaching time. For us young men, we …show more content…

This was a Christian movie about a young man who learns to love others and how we can be an example to non-Christians. We watched the movie and then we had a discussion. The discussion wasn’t anything to powerful, but it was the weeks to come that really impacted me. Our youth pastor continued to talk about this for several weeks after. He shared his only personal story about this topic which was really powerful. It helped me to deal with the issue that I was wrestling with. I felt that there were many fakers in our youth group. It really challenged me to try to love other people. It took a while for this to set in but once it did, it gave give me a new perspective on people. I am glad that our youth pastor decided to show

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