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The Chesterton United Methodist NET
Youth Ministry seeks to be an open and friendly environment
where all youth in 5th to 12th grades are accepted and welcomed.
NET stands for "New Experiences Together" explored
through fellowship, worship, study and service. We seek to
develop disciples of Jesus Christ and instill in each youth
the importance of their relationship with Christ and His Church.
Net Youth Activities Schedule
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| 9:30-10:30 |
All youth are welcomed
and encouraged to attend Sunday school at the MAC building.
We gather for refreshments and fellowship and then break
into our age level classes. |
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Jr. Hi 5th & 6th grade and 7th & 8th grade classes
Sr. Hi 9th -12th grade
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| 2:30-4:00 |
Net
youth group
Jr. High (6th - 8th grades) & Sr. High
(9th -12th ) meet separately at the MAC |
Download Youth Calendar (PDF) >
Special Events
- Youth Sunday: 2nd Sunday of the month - service to the
church through ushering, greeting and worship assistance.
- Good Friday Service: Youth service - April 2, 2010
- Confirmation Sunday - May 23, 2010
- Senior High Sunday Recognition - June 6, 2010
Summer Camp Experiences
Summer camp is offered
through our conference at various camps and times for Junior
High and Senior High youth. Camp scholarships are available. Check out www.impact2818.com for more info.
Summer Mission
Trips
Mission trips are
decided by the youth in the fall of the previous year. Junior
and Senior high choose separate trips.
Junior/Senior High - Nashville, TN 7/04 - 7/09/10
Upper Senior High - Red Bird Mission, KY 7/04 - 7/10/2010 Confirmation Class
Beginning in September all 7th graders
or any youth who has not been confirmed can attend Confirmation
classes on Wednesday nights. During this time we will study
Youth Alpha, basic United Methodist beliefs and history, seasons of the
church year, Biblical principles and concepts and the meaning
of Confirmation.
Each participant is on a journey. The journey does not end
when he or she decides to join the church, but continues throughout
their lives as they grow and develop in the faith. Confirmation
literally means "with firmness" and is the student's
opportunity to make firm the decision that was made
for them at their baptism. Each youth makes the personal decision
of joining Christ's Church and claiming God's gift of Jesus
Christ for themselves. Confirmation is not the end of the
process, but is the beginning of a lifelong commitment to
Jesus Christ and His Church.
More Information
For more information about youth ministries contact Toby Guill, Youth Director, at 926.1478. To
print a permission slip for a Youth Group event, please
visit the Forms page.
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