Free webinar · Tuesday, October 20
Before you Rebuild

What most leaders skip in ministry design.
Most college and young adult ministries aren't struggling because the leader isn't working hard enough. They're struggling because the model underneath them was borrowed.
Tuesday,
October 20, 2026
- 11:00 AMCentral
- 9:00 AMPacific
- 7:00 PMEast Africa
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Every ministry model carries assumptions
Most ministries are running a model borrowed from somewhere: a previous church, a conference, or the youth group that came before. And every model carries assumptions about what actually changes people.
When those assumptions don't fit your people or your context, working harder won't fix it. It just makes you tired.
In this webinar, we'll walk through
Why launches and relaunches stall
The patterns that show up again and again in college and young adult ministry.
The questions most leaders skip
What to settle before you choose a structure.
How to tell if your model is the real problem
A clearer read on where your ministry actually is.
This is for you if…
- You're launching or relaunching a college or young adult ministry
- You're working hard and it still feels stuck
- You're not sure whether the problem is you, your people, or the structure
- You want to build something that actually makes disciples, not just fills a room
Your host
Andy Abramson
Andy coaches college and young adult ministry leaders through Elementum, helping churches build ministries that make disciples. He also serves as Executive Pastor at The Well.
Want to go deeper?
At the end of the webinar, we'll share details on a six-session Ministry Models cohort starting the week of November 16 for leaders who want to work through this with others.
Questions
Is it free?
Yes.
Where does it happen?
Online, through StreamYard. After you register, you'll get a link by email.
What if I can't make it live?
Register anyway. We'll send the replay.
Who should come?
Anyone leading or helping lead a college or young adult ministry. Bring a teammate.