YOUTH MINISTRIES

Grades 6 -12

Our newsletter, with this month's events

Youth Group

1st and 3rd Sundays, 5-7pm

Sept - May


Meals, Fellowship, Service, Faith, and Fun!

Youth Group is different every time we meet! Sometimes it’s a fun Sunday evening with a tasty meal and games in the comfy couch room, and other times it’s helping out with a service project in the community. No matter what, it’s always something fun and meaningful.


At the start of each year, the youth help shape the plan by sharing their ideas. This helps us create events, activities, and trips that match what they care about—like painting rocks, buying gifts for families in need, or going on retreats to places like Hood Canal.


Youth Group does so much throughout the year, we can’t list it all here! Want to learn more or get involved? Contact Mark Bedsaul, our Interim Director of Children, Youth, and Family Ministries, below!

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Confirmation, grades 6-12

2nd Sunday of the month, October-May


Students who are interested in going deeper in their faith gather for a time to learn more about the Bible, faith, spirituality, and prepare for Affirmation of Baptism (Confirmation).

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Youth Retreats: Fall and Spring


Meals, Fellowship, Service, Faith, and Fun!

Youth retreats happen throughout the year to help students grow in their faith and build friendships. These special weekends are a break from everyday life and include worship, learning, and time in nature. They help youth connect with God and each other in a fun and meaningful way. 

Fall Retreat Registration Opens in September
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Leadership Lab

1 week in summer


Leadership Lab teaches students how to be leaders while growing closer to Jesus and their community. The goal is for students to learn skills they can use at church, school, and in their neighborhoods. There are six different levels for high school students, young adults, and adults.



The hope is that both youth and adults will work together to learn and practice what true leadership looks like in the community of Christ.

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