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November 11, 2006

Group Works On High School-College Transition

The former "Ministry Edge" dropped its name and existence this week to birth the Youth Transition Network involving some 40 leaders from major ministries such as Campus Crusade for Christ, InterVarsity, the Navigators, Chi Alpha Ministries and the National Network of Youth Ministries.

The mission:  to better transition high school youth to college.

"I'm giving everything that I built in the last two years away ... so that we can work together nationally in a neutral environment to transition youth," Jeff Schadt, a major coordinator for the Youth Transition Network, told The Christian Post.

The effort to grow the network for a major unprecedented national campaign for youth transition began in March of this year. It now has the commitment of prominent church and ministry groups that will help propel the campaign kickoff next year, the Post reported.

"This whole campaign is designed to ... help transition our youth to get connected to ministries before leaving home [for college]," commented Schadt.

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what are you doing and how are you doing it? I want to be a part of this movement.

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