Sundays at 9:15 am, September–May
Middle school youth gather to dig into faith and talk about how it relates to their daily lives. This is a time to hang out with friends, meet new people, and grow together as a group.
Middle School Youth Group
Youth form meaningful relationship with peers they may have known for years or are meeting for the first time. Fellowship activities, mission opportunities (including a mission trip each summer), and reflection form the foundation of this group.
Sundays at 9:15 am, September–May
Senior high students meet to check in about the week, explore spiritual practices, and wrestle with how to nurture a grounded faith in daily life.
Senior High Youth Group
The Senior High Youth Group provides opportunities to form deeper relationships and a place to be challenged and grow. Senior high youth events are offered twice per month and include retreats, mission opportunities, an annual show spoofing the church, and regular fellowship events.
In addition, high schools groups meet bi-weekly in different youth’s homes to enjoy dinner together, relax, and discuss current events in the context of our faith. It’s a time to share what is going on in our lives and have fellowship other outside the context of the church.
Wednesdays 6:15–7:45 pm
Confirmation is typically for ninth graders at Westminster. The class engages young people through creative, experiential, and thoughtful conversation around the core meaning of faith and spirituality. Whether exploring what it means to be a Christian, Presbyterian, or member of Westminster, our confirmation class is rooted in each student’s own identity and development. Click for Confirmation Questions for Caregivers.
Westminster Youth Choir
Sundays, 8:30-9:10 am, Westminster Youth Music Room
Questions? Contact Haskel Black.
Rev. Dr. Meghan Gage-Finn
Executive Associate Pastor
Matt Lewellyn-Otten
Director of Youth Ministries
Haskel Black
Interim Director, Youth Music
Learn more here about Westminster’s Child and Youth Safety Policy.
Westminster’s youth mission trips give youth an opportunity to be transformed by engaging with new perspectives and wider contexts. These trip also strengthen the group’s cohesion and wholeness.
