1. Listening – Youth groups and religious activities often involve group discussions and sharing of personal experiences, requiring active listening skills to understand and empathize with others.

2. Speaking – These activities often involve public speaking, leading group discussions, or sharing personal beliefs and opinions, which can improve communication and public speaking skills.

3. Problem Solving – Youth groups and religious activities often involve addressing complex issues and working together to find solutions, which can improve problem-solving skills.

4. Creativity – Activities such as arts and crafts, music, and drama are often incorporated into these groups, encouraging creativity and self-expression.

5. Staying Positive – These activities often involve promoting positive attitudes and values, which can improve one’s ability to stay positive and optimistic in challenging situations.