NGM Together connects the people, gifts, spaces, and ministries God has already given. Children, youth, books, and training each keep their own voice while sharing one conviction: the next generation is formed through faithful people who keep showing up.
Begin with the people in front of you. Each collection is shaped around a real ministry setting.
Worship, Bible reading, and practical resources that help children meet God through the people and rhythms around them.
Ready-to-lead nights, confirmation, and event resources built for the questions and relationships students actually carry.
Books and ebooks for pastors, parents, and leaders who want to think deeply and serve faithfully for the long road.
Training and practical tools for churches connecting families, generations, leaders, and their surrounding community.
The youth collection you loved is still here—now with a clear home inside the larger NGM Together ministry.
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Ten honest questions about identity, belonging, and faith
A 10-session series that helps teenagers name the voices shaping them and root their identity in God.
Ten weeks of asking what is really growing in us
A 10-week journey through the fruit of the Spirit that moves students from trying harder to staying connected to Jesus.
Four weeks for a new school year and unfamiliar spaces
A four-week back-to-school series about courage, belonging, pressure, and carrying God’s blessing into every new room.
Four weeks and four ways to pray
A four-week prayer lab where students practice ordinary words, honest lament, stillness, and carrying others to Jesus.
Four weeks on grace, growth, and beginning again
A practical four-week reset for students who want change but need grace and rhythms that can last.
Three weeks for graduation, summer, and what comes next
A three-week send-off that helps students finish a season well, trust God in the uncharted, and receive the church’s blessing.
We begin with who young people already are in Christ—not with what they need to prove.
Formation grows through adults who listen, remember, and keep showing up.
Families, generations, and churches each carry part of the work.
