Senior High School Ministry

 

Hot Topics – Weekly on Wednesday - 9 - 12 grade youth

Location: Senior High Youth Room located on Bethel's lower level

Time: 6:30 to 8:15 pm every Wednesday

Meet for pizza/soda/water/prayer/peer support and to discuss current issues

 

January 4, 11, 18, 25

February 1, 8, 22, 29

March 7, 14, 21, 28

 

 

 

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BETHEL RELEASE FORMS

   Bethel Church Release and Medical Consent Form

   Adult Liability Release and Emergency Medical Consent Form

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2012 Events

Ten Pin Alley – Fitchburg

January 27

Bowling for both Middle School and Senior High School Youth

6:00 pm to 9:00 pm

Cost: $5, includes shoes, 2 games, pizza and drink.

 

Movie Night - at Bethel

February 17

for both Middle School and Senior High School Youth

6:30 pm to 9:30 pm

 

Dinner/Auction Fundraiser

March 24

 

2012 Trips

Indianhead Mt. Ski Trip

February 23 - 25, 2012

For Bethel youth and friends in grades 9 - 12.

Cost is $110.00 per person and includes bus, lift tickets, food and two nights lodging

 

 

Mission Trip to Boston

June 30 – July 8, 2012
Cost $375           

Deposit of $75 and Mission Trip Commitment Form must be turned in before you can sign up

 

National Youth Gathering

July 16 – July 24, 2012
Cost $500

Click HERE for more info on the ELCA Youth Gathering

 

Any Questions? Contact Anita at 608-698-0345 or

agrue@bethel-madison.org

 

Youth Ministry exists to reach non-believing students as well as believing students in order to connect them with other Christians, to help them grow in their faith, to discover their ministry and praise God with their lives.

 

I'm Anita Grue, the Youth Ministry Coordinator in Room 228 on the second floor of Bethel, and I invite the youth to drop in anytime. My door is always open or I can be reached at 257-3577 x 344 or agrue@bethel-madison.org

 

Youth ministry is about families and relationships. Faith is formed in personal trusted relationships and it usually happens in the home. Youth ministry will nurture healthy family relations and help households consider their values, meaning, and hope that will lead them into a faith-filled future. Through research done at The Youth and Family Institute of Augsburg College, it is evident that there are four keys that can nurture healthy relationships and faith. Those keys are caring conversations, family rituals and traditions, family devotional life, and intergenerational service to others that convey the beliefs, values, and lifestyle of their home.

 

These four keys have become the new way to provide youth and family ministry in congregations.