How should catechesis be defined? This article explains that it is covenantal instruction in the church, according to God's command, to its younger members, to bring them by the guidance of the Spirit to the knowledge of Christ.

There is a danger in youth ministry that it may isolate youth from the family and the congregation. Instead, effective youth ministry should connect the youth with family, church, and community.

Officebearers can face challenges in working with the youth of the church. This article looks at the nature of such challenges, and proposes a way in which those challenges can be faced. Elders should be able to help young people in their life of serving the Lord.

This is an overview of what should be involved with instruction in the catechism. The author looks at the scriptural basis for catechism instruction, the task of parents with regards to catechism, supervision of the elders over the catechism class, etc.

This article addresses three main problems experienced by an individual in his work with youth: authority, amusement, and apathy. 

This article is about teaching youth Bible study classes. The author looks at relevance, relationships, responsibility and reliance when being a teacher of the youth.

This article is about the task of the Sunday school teacher.

This article is about catechesis, and the importance of teaching doctrine to the youth of the church.

This article is about catechism for the youth, and whose task it is to do the catechizing. The author looks at the responsibility of the parents and the officers of the church in this regard.

This article is about catechism and teaching the youth of the church. The author looks at the purpose of catechizing the youth.

Should catechism instruction (catechesis) be something left merely to the minister? This article shows how the church in the time of the Reformation well understood that the education of the youth of the church was an event in which the church as a whole was involved. The author provides a sample catechism service, and then also suggestions as to how to make catechism teaching prominent in the members' minds.

Why is catechism teaching important? This article gives nine reasons to pursued you on the importance of teaching the catechism. 

Is there a method to teaching the Heidelberg Catechism? Who is responsible to teach it? This article looks at possible answers to such questions. As they say at times, the best way to look into the present and future is by looking at the past. This article reminds one of the basic methods to teach the Catechism, as practiced by our forefathers: one rooted in family, church and school.

Should churches have Sunday School classes? How did Sunday school start? This article looks at Scripture, church history, and experience on the matter of Sunday School.

Catechesis has been the church’s way to ground believers in the truth of the gospel. This article considers what happened to catechism in the modern church.

Young people are ready to make profession of faith when they come to the conclusion that the doctrine of the church is in agreement with God's word. This way of thinking has a bearing on the way catechism is taught. Catechism classes ought to embrace the three forms of unity as expressing the doctrine taught by the church.

This article is about catechetical instruction (catechism classes). The author focuses on the catechisms at the time of the Reformation (Luther and Calvin) and how this influenced the churches through the ages. The author also looks at the need for catechetical instruction today.

This article is about the use of the Heidelberg catechism in catechizing our youth in the doctrine of Scripture.

This article is about youth ministry and the different types of events in youth ministry.

This article looks at the roots of catechism classes in church history and the importance of catechizing the youth of the church.

This article is about the importance of staff for organizing a Christian youth camp.

In this article the author reviews an old pamphlet of 1617 on the importance of catechizing and the task of parents in catechizing.

From Exodus 12, this article shows that God expected the covenant children to ask questions that relate to God and his work. This article shows that the catechism exists to help in answering those questions, be they of believers or unbelievers.