February 24, 2019
by West Shore UU Church Youth and
Jack Smith
Youth Ministry Coordinator
It takes a lot to build and gain trust, especially as teenagers grow and see their friends change, become more aware of the current social and economic climate, and enter the working world. Find out what trust means to the youth in the congregation as they navigate through schools, church, spiritual lives, social justice activities, and their community. Our youth will discuss who and what they trust and how it will help shape their future worldview.
March 12, 2017
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West Shore Junior Church, Worship Leaders If there is one thing that holds people back each day from achieving high levels of success, it is fear. When did you recently take a risk to overcome your fears and accomplish a goal? Join the Youth as they share their stories of overcoming fear. The Free Spirit Band will play; 6th Grade and older will attend the entire service.
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February 28, 2016
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by Junior Church and Youth Group
Don't miss this event where the West Shore Junior Church and Youth Group present their annual service and share a glimpse of the world through their eyes.
Opening music is played in it's entirety after the service.
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April 13, 2014
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This year's youth-led service will investigate the April theme
of "Growth" from the perspective of people who are in the
middle of experiencing the largest and most dynamic
growth period of their lives. Join us as members of our
Youth Group and Junior Church present their own unique
take on West Shore's "Story Year." They will share the personal
insights they've gained during this year's journey together,
and the group epiphanies they've shared. Come,
listen to their stories.
April 28, 2013
What's the youth perspective on what is most holy? Please join us to learn how our high school youth see the physical embodiment of the divine in their daily lives, personal theology, and in their hearts and imagination. Come to listen and engage with the music and readings that speak most to our youth about the divine.
March 25, 2012
Compassion is important in life but sometimes empathy is left misunderstood. This is a guide to grasping the idea of caring and recognizing the love in the world. Join the youth in an exploration of different relationships and the types of compassion residing inside them.
With Maddi New, Brad Hudson, Shannon Armstrong, Kaleigh Macalla, Sam Reed, Kai Hannum, Maggie Olson, Ryan Rowe, Grace Minnes, Alex Sierputowski, Natalie Lawson, Sole Dimaccia and Jeremy Beech
