Mr. Chris Folmsbee

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  Chris Folmsbee is president of Sonlife, a youth ministry training organization. He is the author of A New Kind of Youth Ministry and an upcoming book for students called Clear: Bringing God's Truths into Focus. He's also an advisory board member for The Journal of Student Ministries.
  
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  Chris Folmsbee
  
  CMO Sonlife.Youth Front

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  But there's more to this tale than a hippie Christian disgruntled with authority and the institutional church.Turns out Frisbee's main thorn in the side wasn't drugs, but homosexuality-an issue he (understandably) kept mostly to himself.No surprise that neither Calvary Chapel nor the Vineyard readily speak of Frisbee despite his untold contributions to each church's growth.Following his stints with churches, Frisbee later concentrated on the world of international mission work-and then went to the doctor one day complaining of various ills when he learned he'd contracted the HIV virus.He died of AIDS in 1992.
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  Pastor Chris FolmsbeeLoudonville Community Church
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  Send me a catalog while your at it. - Chris

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  In 2005 Chris Folmsbee became the executive director of Sonlife. fter a couple of years, because of a new ministry focus and some new material, he made the decision to move away from the Classic material and launch this new direction. ecause of this new focus and material, the Board of Sonlife felt it was natural to allow Chris to merge with YouthFront in Kansas City, which had a similar focus and training passion. ecause of two years of marketing this new emphasis under the Sonlife brand, the Board allowed Chris to retain the name, while the not-for-profit organization left behind would retain the classic Sonlife material and have rights to the Sonlife Classic name.

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  Review: A New Kind of Youth Ministry by Chris Folmsbee
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  By Matt Cleaver Youth ministry veteran Chris Folmsbee, CMO (Chief Ministry Officer) of YouthFront and President of Sonlife, is convinced that youth ministry is in need of drastic change.The word he uses to describe the change he seeks is reculturing.Reculturing is not a once-a-year evaluation and recommendation process, but is "an ever-developing ethos of change that will allow us to effectively navigate the fluidity of our ministry contexts."A youth ministry that has been recultured will seek to be constantly on the leading edges of what is happening within the ministry and make proper changes.Folmsbee has firsthand experience of the joys and trials of leading a youth ministry through such a reculturing process: it once cost him a job at a church he loved.
  
  In the book, Folmsbee has different chapters that correspond to different ministry emphases: evangelism, discipleship, student leadership, and education, to name a few.In the chapters, he describes what it might mean to go from the current way of doing things to a recultured approach.For example, the "service and outreach" chapter is subtitled, "From Meeting Others' Needs to Living Amidst Their Need" and provides principles for positioning a youth ministry to take such an approach.
  
  Folmsbee sets his sights on reculturing youth ministers and their jobs as well. {quotes}Not only do our ministries need to be rethought, so do the way youth leaders do their jobs./quotes} Making changes to programs or volunteer staff will only be surface-level changes if youth ministers continue doing their jobs and tending to their lives as they always have.
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  Folmsbee calls this biblical, and I agree with him.

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