Teenagers need spaces where they feel safe, accepted, and understood—and we can create that when teens, parents & adults work together!

1. A Place to Be Yourself

You’re figuring out who you are, and that can feel messy sometimes. In this youth group, you don’t have to pretend to be someone you’re not. It’s a space where your questions, doubts, and unique personality are welcome.

2. Belonging, No Matter What

Everyone wants to feel like they belong somewhere. In this youth group, it doesn’t matter what you look like, who you love, or where you come from—you’re accepted just as you are.

3. Ask Big Questions

Do you ever wonder, Why do bad things happen? What’s my purpose? or How does faith fit into everything I care about? In youth group, you can talk about those big, tough questions without being told what to think.

4. Faith That Makes Sense

It’s not just about memorizing rules or stories. It’s about connecting faith to real-life stuff, like justice, climate change, and treating people with kindness. You’ll learn how your beliefs can help make the world a better place.

5. Support When Life Gets Hard

If you’re stressed, anxious, or just having a tough time, this is a place where people care about you and want to help. Your mental health matters just as much as your spiritual growth.

6. Faith That Cares About Everyone

You might see things in the world that feel unfair or wrong—youth group is about finding ways to make a difference. It’s about a faith that’s active, not just words, and helps others in real, meaningful ways.

7. Real Connections

You’ll meet people who “get it,” whether that’s other teens going through similar stuff or adults who care and want to support you without judging you.