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April 28, 2021
The ’90s were an incredible time to grow up, especially if you happened to be a regular church youth group attender. Not only were you among the generation that got to experience such cultural touchstones like JNCOs, POGS and the mind-bending illusions of Magic Eye, but your world also consisted of WWJD bracelets, Carman music videos and low-budget films about the apocalypse.
It was magical time to be alive.
You know who you are, ’90s youth group kid. Here’s a look back 13 things you most definitely owned.
A Shirt Bearing the Name of Your Youth Group
Official T-Shirt of the Summer ’97 Youth Retreat
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The ‘90s were a wonderful time to be a teenager attending youth group every week. There was finally Christian music geared toward your age group, so your options finally extended beyond Ray Boltz and the Gaither Vocal Band.
There was an explosion of Christian rock ‘n’ roll that, for the first time, actually seemed like it was having some fun instead of just pushing out tame, auto-tuned sermons. And while there’s no way every youth group had every album, there were a few albums every youth group definitely had on regular repeat.
Here are the seven essential albums every ‘90s youth group proudly rocked.
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