UA Youth

6th-12th Graders join us Sunday Mornings for class @ 9:30 and Wednesdays nights @7 for Sanctuary!


The mission of UA Youth is to provide a Christ-centered place that helps students navigate the questions of Christianity, the confusions of culture, the difficulties of relationships, and the foundations of identity. Using contemplative study and worship and equipping students with opportunities to be heard, to rest, to learn, and to serve, we seek to imitate the life of Christ in an increasingly complicated and challenging world by partnering with parents, mature believers, and a community of faith.

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Contact: Benstewart@uachurch.org | instagram  : @uastudentministry | facebook  : @uachurchyouth


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new year old wisdom

Sunday Morning Class | 9:30am in the Loft


Join us on Sunday mornings at the third floor to talk about how to navigate some of the most difficult parts of life - to actually live out the things we know. Traveling from Genesis to Revelation, we’ll be looking at what we can learn from those who came before and apply it to living today.


Sanctuary

Join us Wednesday nights at 7pm on zoom for a time to take a breath and discover God in new and creative ways. Each week our group uses art, small groups, and reflection to recognize God and the community he has created.

About OUR MISSION

The Mission of the UA Youth Group is to provide a Christ-Centered place so young people can:

  • Have a place to be heard
  • Navigate the difficulties of life
  • Be challenged         
  • Seek rest

 

Providing a place where young people can be heard means to:

  • Teach students to be active listeners
  • Show the importance of community
  • Be taken seriously in a vulnerable and protected environment
  • Learn to listen to the Spirit

 

Providing a place to help navigate life means to:

  • Help parents and youth to have healthy communication
  • Learn about the ways culture is shaping them, for better or worse
  • Gain tools to manage their own changing identity
  • Process hurts and wounds in a loving and beneficial way

 

Providing a place for them to be challenged means directing them to:

  • Learn from mature believers
  • Study Scripture and its truth for their lives
  • Seek opportunities to serve others both inside and outside of the church
  • Spend time in silence

 

Providing a place for them to learn to rest means equipping them to:

  • Actively seek rest
  • Navigate the usefulness and dangers of technology
  • Sit still with their own struggles and thoughts
  • Practice contemplative worship and studying 

 

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