Youth Ministries

Worship

Worship is the central act of our faith and youth are invited to be part of the gathered community. Youth are also invited to lead in worship as greeters, ushers, readers, and musicians/vocalists.

To learn more about the youth ministry at FPC, contact Elijah Ankrom, Coordinator of Children’s and Youth Ministries.

Sunday School

9:45-10:45 a.m. on Sundays, early September to mid-May


All youth in 6-12 grade begin in the Youth Suite (second floor, north end of hallway) for fellowship and snacks at 9:45 a.m. Youth will go to their class spaces at 10:00 a.m. Aspen Sundays occur on various Sundays throughout the year (meet in the Youth Suite at 9:45 a.m. and walk to Aspen Coffee downtown together for a time of check-in and conversation. Coffee is on the church!).


During Sunday School, we provide an opportunity for youth to grow in their understanding of how God’s Spirit works through each of us and consider what it means to be a disciple of Christ. We nurture an environment where questions can be asked, faith is deepened, and relationships are built.

Middle School: 6-7 grade

Junior High: 8-9 Grade

Senior High: 10-12 Grade

Presbyterian Youth Group

  • Sundays, 5:00-6:30 p.m. (mid-August to mid-May)
  • 6th-12th Grade
  • Youth Suite (second floor, north end of hallway)



Presbyterian Youth Group (PYG) is a weekly time for youth to gather for fun, fellowship, study, and service as we deepen our faith and live out our faith together.

Youth Faith Milestones

Baptism: as families decide
8th/9th Grade:
Confirmation
8th/9th Grade:
Faith and Sexuality
12th Grade:
Senior Recognition

Faithful Families

The family is the number one influence on the faith life of children and youth. FPC is here to equip you and support you in this important role. On our Faithful Families website, you’ll find resources to engage in faith conversations and activities with children and youth, in addition to a number of resources specifically for parents/grandparents.

A safe, positive, and nurturing environment for our children and youth is important to us at First Presbyterian Church. Our staff and volunteers provide at least two adults per room for proper supervision, and all who work with our children and youth have completed training and a background check per our FPC Child Protection Policy.