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The Search Begins is a new seven-episode video series adapted from the Augustine Institute's award-winning series The Search, hosted by Chris Stefanick. It is designed to enkindle meaningful discussions with teens searching for answers: What is the meaning of my life? Why am I here? Who am I? Is God real?
Modified for teens, The Search Begins invites middle and high school students to consider the deepest questions of the human heart. The series considers death, sorrow, happiness, science, and faith. It features teen commentary and shorter segments to facilitate honest conversations between teens and their youth ministers, parents, teachers, and peers.
The Search Begins emphasizes why a teen should care to ask life’s tough questions and, ultimately, seek an answer to this most important question: Who is Jesus Christ, and how do I respond to his invitation?
Find The Search Begins Leader’s Kit, which includes:
- 10 "What Do You Seek?" teen participant journals
- The Search Begins Leader’s Guide (digital access available until physical guide ships in early November)
- The Search (Paperback)
- Digital access to a downloadable flyer, postcards, and a letter to parents to help promote The Search Begins at your parish or school
- Digital access to Youth Leader Training Videos on The Search Begins for best practices
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