Youth
The Wesley youth group (Journey) is a fun and nurturing environment for middle and high school students. It is led by youth director, Hannah Ownley, who seeks to provide the members with a place of fellowship, fun and games, and learning and growth in the Christian faith. Weekly activities for the youth are Sunday school from 9:30-10:30 and UMYF (United Methodist Youth Felloship) on Sundays from 6:00 to 7:30 with a dinner provided by volunteers. In Sunday School we study and discuss the Bible, in depth, using questions that help us interpret its message. During UMYF we enjoy food, fellowship, and games together and use a Bible study or guest speaker to apply the teachings of God's word to our daily lives.
Activities
Other Opportunities for youth: Past Studies Sunday School The Gospel of Matthew - The first book of the New Testament, this gospel is considered the most complete writing on Jesus' Jewish origins and teachings. It is the only gospel that contains Jesus' Sermon on the Mount.
Why Jesus? - In this video series David Nasser shares some segments of the New Testament that are very helpful in understanding just who Jesus is and why God sent him. Nasser also shares some of his own life story as a Muslim who moved to the United States and converted to Christianity. The Weight of Glory - A sermon by C.S. Lewis centered around different meanings of the word "glory" and the glory that is our God. UMYF Be The Change - An inspiring book written by 15-year old Zach Hunter, who has already started a big movement to free modern-day slaves around the world. Zach's book tells us a lot about how we can help end slavery, and also about how we can embrace our own passions to serve others. Thriving on the Jagged Edge, by Max Davis - Davis shares many of his own challenges with having a son who was born deaf and tells about the challenges of many inspiring people he has known. Along with these stories Davis uses the Bible to explore using our faith in God to overcome daily stresses and trying times in life.
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