At Trinity Park, our goal is for students to hear the good news of Jesus in an open, safe environment where they can ask questions, build friendships and explore their faith.
The teenage years are full. In the midst of a busy week, it’s hard to consider adding yet another thing. But youth group isn’t just another activity. Youth group is an amazing way for students to build friendships, ask big questions and explore faith. We strive to create a space where students can slow down, engage with their peers and have fun in a safe and welcoming environment.
Youth Group Regular Meetings
On Sunday nights, we look at a passage from the Bible together and explore it in an accessible way. We also have plenty of time to hang out, play games and spend time together. Youth group meets at the church most Sunday evenings (middle school: 5-6:30 pm; high school: 6-7:30 pm). We would love for your student to join us!
We take a break from regular weekly meetings over the summer, but we host special events for students throughout the year. We also participate in youth conferences or retreats once or twice each year. See the calendar for upcoming events.
Fundamentals of Youth Group
Bible centered – We equip students to be able to read and know the Bible for themselves, knowing what it says and how it applies to them and the world around them.
Relationally driven, discipleship focused – Leaders take time to get to know our students, to show them what God has done in our lives and encourage them as they grow.
Church centered, family driven – Our goal is to partner with, support and equip parents as we work with your students to help them find their place within the church family.
Caring for students individually – In addition to general teaching and discipleship, we also seek to come alongside students individually. Over time, we will gently and lovingly encourage, exhort, and teach students to grow in their personal faith.
Questions about our Youth Ministry? Reach out to Angus Macleod for more information. Want to learn more about Angus? Read his bio.