Young Justice Advocates (YJA) is a grassroots movement of youth who are called, equipped, and empowered to become the leading voices in transforming their congregations and communities in the power of Jesus Christ by becoming disciples of Jesus Christ through the work of justice and advocacy.
The West Ohio Conference of The United Methodist Church
Church and Community Worker, Mariellyn Dunlap-Grace, shares about what it looks like to be a full-time missionary, how to hear your call into mission work, and work toward justice daily in your context. Young Justice Advocates (YJA) is a grassroots movement of youth who are called, equipped, and empowered to become the leading voices in transforming their congregations and communities in the power of Jesus Christ by becoming disciples of Jesus Christ through the work of justice and advocacy. Learn more about YJA at www.westohioumc.org/yja.
Harris Tay, Director of Diversity with the West Ohio Conference, talks about his personal shaping in the church and what it means to be a diverse leader. Young Justice Advocates (YJA) is a grassroots movement of youth who are called, equipped, and empowered to become the leading voices in transforming their congregations and communities in the power of Jesus Christ by becoming disciples of Jesus Christ through the work of justice and advocacy. Learn more about YJA at http://www.westohioumc.org/yja.
Allison Stickley-Miner discusses the impact of Young Justice Advocates on her college life and delves into her understanding of what it means to be a person of faith focused on justice and advocacy. Young Justice Advocates (YJA) is a grassroots movement of youth who are called, equipped, and empowered to become the leading voices in transforming their congregations and communities in the power of Jesus Christ by becoming disciples of Jesus Christ through the work of justice and advocacy. Learn more about YJA at http://www.westohioumc.org/yja.
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