One of PCC’s core values is “Being Children and Youth Oriented” meaning we try to be intentional about including children and youth in the life of the church rather than making it an atmosphere that is only for adults. Any volunteer working with youth must have up to date background clearance on file with the church office.
During Sunday School, the youth (6th grade-12th grade) have their own class.
REVEALING REVELATION: HOW GOD’S PLANS FOR THE FUTURE CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE NOW
Facilitated by: Mike Kiehl
The book of Revelation was written because God wants us to know what the future holds. For Christians, the truths within this prophetic book provide wisdom, reassurance, and discernment—while for unbelievers, Revelation is a plea to receive God’s grace while there is still time. Together, we will wrestle with the questions, “Who is Satan?” “What does all these images – seals, bowls, and trumpets – mean?” “How bad is it really going to get?” “Are we prepared for what is to come?”
JH Youth Group (6th-12th) relaunches on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 13, 6:00 pm
SH Youth (9th-12th) will gather on Sunday evenings, beginning Sept. 17, 6:00-7:30 pm, at the pavilion
Both our Junior High & Senior High Youth, on separate nights, will be looking at “THE GREATEST LETTER EVER WRITTEN – THE BOOK OF ROMANS,” utilizing Max Lucado’s study book, Life Lessons from Romans. Bad decisions? Wrong choices? There is One solution. His name is JESUS! Have you ever gone the wrong direction? Made a wrong choice? What about choices that affect everyday decisions in life – choices that take you further away from your goals, your dreams, and your loving Savior? Of course, we’ve all made poor choices. The early believers in Jesus did too. They were often sidetracked by pride and distracted by pleasures.
Together, we will lean into “The greatest letter ever written – The Book of Romans,” utilizing Max Lucado’s study book, Life Lessons from Romans, looking closely at the One who can help us make the right choices. JH: Facilitated by Dawn Swanson. SH: Facilitated by Pastor James and regular invited guests from within and outside the church.
Various special events for the youth include participation in the 30 Hour Famine, sponsored by World Vision; retreat at one of our church camps, Mission Meadows; CHIC – a national, week-long gathering of teens from all across the Evangelical Covenant denomination for discipleship, outreach and fun on the campus of the University of Tennessee. This event occurs once every three years; outings to nearby amateur hockey games.
During the summer months, Our youth participate in an outreach for youth in the community by organizing Ultimate Frisbee games at an area park. At times over 50 youth attend where fun is had by all, but more importantly, relationships are developed and strengthened.