catapult magazine

Items tagged youth

• Feed the hungry

  *cino's efforts address a desire for an intellectually engaging faith approach that speaks to all of life.

• Sport as it should be

  JustPlay uses statistics as a tool for making youth sports fun again.

• The photo project

  A sampling of images and mini-essays from a unique interactive project.

• The miracle and tragedy of the yellow duckling

  Thoughts on growing up from one who is still engaged in the process.

• Himalayan idyll

  A meditation on the serious business of being a child.

• Sing along

  On what a child's approach to music can teach us oldies.

• High school drama

  A review of the teen noir film Brick.

• When the Word became that figure in the mirror

  An adult wrestles with youthful images of identity.

• Live Feed: Christians and Facebook are in a relationship.

  In what ways are Christians responding to new technology, to the detriment or benefit of the Church?

• Embracing teenagers

  A proposal for serving youth more effectively in the church.

• Bringing up Bart

  Imaging youth group as an expression of what we are for.

• The permanence of youth group

  A reflection on why I kept going back again and again.

• A lazy generation?

  A caution against entitlement.

• The greatest

  Questions prompted by a collision of generations on connecting flights.

• Teach your children well

  A case for a more accurate and hopeful view of today's young adults.

• Not that different

  The story of an encounter between young and old.

• A playful revolution

  Rediscovering play as a young adult in a new city.

• Autonomy and the red line

  Reimagining the good life in Chicago in light of Lazarus and Dante.

• Suitcases, rubber ducks, game shows and superhuman padres

  A review of Home/Land by the Chicago-based Albany Park Theatre Project.

• Beautiful inefficiencies

  A reflection in words, photos and video about the possibilities of an autumn staple.

• A masterpiece

  Debunking the creative “haves” and “have-nots” from an early age.