CYMT graduate residents receive regular one-on-one coaching from a youth ministry veteran. The coaches also work directly with our partner churches to help the church leaders develop a healthy understanding of youth ministry and how to integrate into the life of the church. Our coaches are an integral part of our ministry.
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