Workshops

Hope in the Darkness

A 1‑Hour Faith-Based Conversation on Suicide for Youth

Who:
Teens ages 13–18 in youth groups, church gatherings, or community programs

Why:
To break the stigma around suicide by talking openly, grounding our hope in Christ, and equipping young people to recognize warning signs and take faith‑rooted action.

Workshop Objectives

Raise Awareness: Foster honest dialogue about mental health and suicide.

Biblical Hope: Anchor in Scripture—God cares deeply for those who suffer.

Identify Warning Signs: Learn the common cues of distress in yourself and peers.

Take Action: Practice practical, faith‑based steps for help and intervention.

Know Your Resources: Connect with crisis lines, church leaders, and counseling supports.

1‑Hour Agenda

Welcome & Prayer (0–5 min)
• Open with a brief prayer for God’s presence and comfort.

Icebreaker & Ground Rules (5–15 min)
• “Hope Lines”: Share one thing that brings you hope.
• Establish confidentiality and respect.

Scripture & Teaching (15–25 min)
• Key verses: Psalm 34:18; Jeremiah 29:11; Matthew 11:28–30
• Short teaching on God’s heart for the brokenhearted.

Warning Signs & Myth‑Busting (25–35 min)
• Overview of common signs (withdrawal, talk of “not wanting to exist,” mood swings).
• Debunk myths about discussing suicide.

Small‑Group Role‑Play (35–45 min)
• Practice listening skills and faith‑filled responses in real‑life scenarios.

Action Steps & Prayer Chain (45–55 min)
• Create “When I’m Worried” cards with steps: Pray → Talk to an adult → Call a crisis line.
• Form a circle to pray for one another’s well‑being.

Resources & Closing (55–60 min)
• Share crisis contacts (e.g., Canada Suicide Prevention Service, Kids Help Phone, 988 Lifeline).
• Provide church counselor/youth pastor info.
• Blessing: “You are never alone.”

Key Takeaways

Your Life Matters: You are God’s precious creation.

Courage to Speak Up: Asking for help is a sign of strength.

Community Care: We watch over one another as family in Christ.

Immediate Help

Canada Suicide Prevention Service: 1‑833‑456‑4566 (24/7)

Kids Help Phone (Canada): 1‑800‑668‑6868 or text CONNECT to 686868

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (US): Dial 988

Your Youth Pastor or Church Counselor

Equip your teens with hope, support, and life‑saving tools—book “Hope in the Darkness” today!

Music Business for New Artists

Music Business For New Artists

This workshop is designed to help new artists learn some of the early steps needed to start and maintain an independent music career. The workshop is led by Teah Bailey aka One8tea. We will discuss topics such as: what groups or organizations or unions etc. should I join, registering yourself as a business, collecting royalties for your work, where to find needed resources, how to charge for services etc.

This is an extremely valuable program for artists of any genre just wanting to get into the music business and need guidance. One8tea will use over 30 years of experience in the music industry to help the artists avoid time and financially costly mistakes when starting out.

The value of this program is life long as the decisions you make in the beginning will greatly impact your long-term life as a professional musical artist.

Music Business For New Artists pdf

“Break the Cycle: An Anti-Bullying Workshop for Teens”

“Break the Cycle: An Anti-Bullying Workshop for Teens”

📅 Ideal For:
Middle & high school students, youth groups, community centers, and teen outreach programs.

👥 Target Audience:
Ages 13–18 | Up to 30 participants per session for maximum engagement.

🧠 Workshop Overview:
“Break the Cycle” is a high-impact, interactive workshop designed to educate, empower, and equip teens to stand up to bullying in all its forms—verbal, physical, online, and emotional. Through honest conversations, real-life stories, role-playing activities, and group challenges, teens will learn how to recognize bullying, respond effectively, and build a culture of respect and empathy.

🎤 Led by:
One8tea Ministries — known for authentic connection with youth through music, message, and mentorship. The workshop features One8tea’s powerful personal testimony and music, combined with proven strategies to fight bullying and build self-worth.

💡 What Teens Will Learn:

The real impact of bullying—on both victims and aggressors

How to identify bullying and speak up safely

Building confidence and empathy

Tools for conflict resolution and healthy relationships

Faith-based encouragement for personal growth and healing

“Free Indeed: A Faith-Based Conversation on Substance Abuse”

A 1‑Hour Faith-Based Workshop on Substance Abuse for Teens

Who:
Teens ages 13–18 in youth groups, church gatherings, or community programs

Why:
To equip young people with biblical truth, practical tools, and peer support to resist alcohol, drugs, and vaping.

Workshop Objectives

Awareness: Understand health, legal, and relational risks of alcohol, drugs, and vaping.

Biblical Foundation: Explore Scripture on honoring our bodies as God’s temple and avoiding bondage (Eph 5:15-20).

Recognition: Identify peer‑pressure tactics and warning signs in friends.

Response: Practice faith‑rooted refusal skills and healthy coping strategies.

Resources: Connect with trusted adults, crisis lines, and local support groups.

1‑Hour Agenda

Welcome & Prayer (0–5 min): Invite God’s guidance.

Icebreaker – “My Safe Place” (5–15 min): Share where you turn when stressed; establish confidentiality.

Scripture & Teaching (15–25 min): Read Eph 5:15-20; discuss “your body, God’s temple.”

Risks & Realities (25–35 min): Quick overview of alcohol, drug, and vaping dangers with teen‑relevant stats.

Role‑Play Refusal Skills (35–45 min): Small groups practice saying “no” in realistic scenarios with a faith‑based approach.

Action Plan & Accountability (45–55 min): Create a “Commitment Card” listing a memory verse, two trusted contacts, and one healthy coping strategy.

Closing Prayer & Resources (55–60 min): Pray over commitments; share hotline numbers, youth pastor contact, and local recovery ministries.

Key Takeaways

Honor Your Temple: Protect the body God gave you.

Choose Freedom: Rely on prayer and the Holy Spirit to stand firm.

Stay Connected: Lean on your community and trusted adults for support.

Empower your teens to live free—book “Free Indeed” today!