Youth
groups at Good Shepherd offer a point of contact and build community for teen-agers. The community is a safe place for them to explore
meaningful questions and develop their own sense of spiritual identity.Y o u t h G r o u p s
Youth
groups at Good Shepherd offer a point of contact and build community for teen-agers. The community is a safe place for them to explore
meaningful questions and develop their own sense of spiritual identity.
Youth groups at Good Shepherd are first and foremost about forming relationships. As the relationships are formed, a community takes shape, building deeper faith pursuits. The youth worship, eat, play, discuss, share, dance — literally grow up and face life — together. Like the adult Christian community, this unique relationship matures in expressions beyond their own group. This community is challenged to reach out to the needs of those around us, through mission trips and other ministries.
Youth
group schedule
FEBRUARY 2008
Feb. 17 Bonfire,
games and guitars @ the Martins, on Big Lake at 4 p.m.
Feb. 16
Bishop’s Ball #4 @ St.
James, Alexandria
MARCH-
Son Rise #3: A journey to the Cross @ Hardtner (grades 6-8)
(Monet Brashear — monetbrash@suddenlink.net)
>>>>>>>>>>>>>(20-31)-
SPRING BREAK (20-31)<<<<<<<<<<<<
APRIL 5-6 – Book Fair @ Good Shepherd.
Come and help!
11- Camping at Holbrook Park (sponsored by Beverly Reddin)
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– Softball @ Good Shepherd
MAY
3 - Canoe Trip!!!! (sponsored
by the Bennerscheidt’s)
see the GS Youth page for the schedule Check the interactive church calendar for current events planned.
Interested in finding out more
about children and youth at Good Shepherd?
For more information, contact the youth
coordinator.