Youth

Join us each Week!
The United Methodist Youth Fellowship meets Sunday evenings at 5:00 pm for supper,
Bible study, and fellowship.

Youth grades 7th to 12th are invited to attend.
Fellowship begins with dinner, followed by games and small groups.
Jeff Weaver is the youth pastor and an active council is made up of parents as well as youth.
Young people are invited to attend Sunday worship at 9am or 11am and Sunday School at 10am.
There are also opportunities to attend Synago Bible Study and a ministry exploration class on Wednesday evening and participate in a variety of music ministries including Youth Praise Team and Music in Motion.

Call our youth pastor, Jeff Weaver for more detailed information.

Ministry Class meets on Wednesday afternoons at 5:00pm

Disciple Bible Study meets Wednesday at 6:00pm

Synago each Wednesday at 7:00pm on the 4th floor.

These youth are signed up to work in the Holy Grounds Café
Sun., Jan. 17: Garrett Taylor, Jacob Bushong, Connor Baldwin, Jacob Eliason
Sun., Jan 24: Dylan Wade, Mollee Baker, Logan Davis, Madeline Cupp
Sun., Jan. 31: Garrett Taylor, Trey Dortch
Feb. 7: Zach Hill, Carlley Riggan, Sarah Yopp, Mary Katherine Brengard
Sun., Feb. 14: Madeline Cupp, Mollee Baker
Sun., Feb. 21: Garrett Taylor, Trey Dortch
Sun., Feb. 28: Jaclyn Miller, Jeanna Miller
• These people need to be here by 8:15 and ready to work.
• The café is open from 8:30-8:55 a.m.
• The youth must close the café at 8:55 and attend the 9:00 worship service in the fellowship

New Youth Council:
President:              Jessica Baldwin
Vice-President:      Tyler Bishop
Secretary:              Katie Blankenship
Historian:               Ciera MacDonald
Wes Edwards         Holly Blankenship      Payton Finch
Conner Baldwin      Tamara Girard          Anna Caroline Lee
Alan Pillow             Jakob Eliason           Jacklin Miller (member of Pruett’s Chapel UMC).

Youth and adults alike sometimes pursue opportunities without knowing what to expect or what challenges they might face. Youth should be encouraged to pray about every decision they make, especially those that involve new challenges. Remind the youth that adults whom they can trust — parents, pastors, teachers, and so on — can provide valuable guidance.