Youth Ministry at St. Paul is all about building authentic relationships among youth. Everything we do empowers youth to grow deeper in faith, worship, and service.
Come prepared to get a little sloppy as we play very messy games all evening.
Contact: Andy Langdon, .
This weekend at Camp Shalom is specially designed for 7th graders to get to know each other through team building on the low ropes course, and develop their faith lives through learning sessions about the 10 commandments.
Student leaders in high school who are interested in helping during the weekend should contact Andy Langdon
Contact: Joel Moore, .
Join in this service project opportunity for teenagers to dress up and help distribute candy to families who trick or treat around the church. Following the service project, high school youth will stay for pumpkin carving fun together.
Contact: Andy Langdon, .
With Halloween falling on a Sunday night, this special event provides youth with a safe, fun place to spend the evening playing games, wearing costumes, and connecting this holiday to their faith.
Contact: Andy Langdon, .
Bring your skills and competitive spirit when St. Paul competes with other high school youth groups in the QC at the PepsiCo Center at Augustana College. Teams will compete in dodgeball, volleyball, and silly games followed by fellowship, small groups, and worship.
Contact: Andy Langdon, .
This semiannual service project allows teenagers to help babysit for parents at St. Paul. What a great way to make connections for future babysitting jobs!
Contact: Andy Langdon, .
This event will be held during Sunday Night Live (SNL). Students need to bring a bag (or two) of candy to SNL this evening as teams will compete to create a sugary nativity scene.
Contact: Andy Langdon, .
Whether or not you can carry a tune, join other 7-12th graders in serving up Christmas joy to congregational shut-ins with a Christmas carol or two. Students will meet at and return to St. Paul.
Contact: Andy Langdon, .
"A person with hope is alive to God... Hope keeps us on tiptoe, looking for the unexpected." ~Eugene Peterson, theologian
Source: ELCA New Service