Third, provide feedback afterward. Evaluate with them what happened, both the positive and the negative. Offer suggestions on how they might improve. Or, if they just don't seem to be suited for a particular type of ministry, help them find something that may be a better fit. Provide role models.
Adults ought to be setting a good example for the kids.
So many adults, however, do not do their part. This can send a strong message to them contradicting all your verbal teaching about why they should get involved. If you expect young people to get it, you better work at making sure the adults get it. Provide prayer support. Develop a prayer base for the children and youth of your church that goes beyond praying for only the troubled ones.