AbbyNaz Youth

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We are excited to be starting activities that allow our youth (grade 4 to young adult) to strengthen their sense of belonging to our church, but most importantly to God. As they “hang out” and get to know each other better, our prayer and hope is that leadership skills will be developed, friendships will be made and mostly that their faith will grow.

Junior & Senior Youth:

We are excited to be starting activities combining our Jr. and Sr. Youth groups from September—June. This will allow our youth to strengthen their sense of belonging to our church, but most importantly to God. As they “hang out” and get to know each other better, our prayer and hope is that leadership skills will be developed, friendships will be made and mostly that their faith will grow.
This group will meet Friday’s at 7—9 pm… See you then! Check Instagram for the details.

Pop & Talk is a chance for us to grab a POP and TALK about relevant issues, ask any questions we may have and deepen our faith together, using the Bible as our reference. There will be a Pop & Talk component to all our Youth events – a principle we like to call Faith-1st.

Please note that all groups will be maintaining social distancing regulations and will abide by all health & safety stipulations. If you have any questions about this please contact the Office.

AbbyNaz Youth: About Us

1. Young people feel like they belong: We attempt to create a safe place for young people to come and feel like they will be a part of something great. They can feel free to be themselves and have fun.

2. Young people will feel loved and cared for: It is our hope that through their sense of belonging and positive attention we can give them that they will feel loved. We achieve this by knowing them, knowing what is going on in their lives, and by listening to them and their concerns and needs.

3. They will know who God is and where their worth comes from. We try and make sure at everything we do, they learn something about God and about the fact that their worth doesn’t need to come from outside forces (friends, societal pressures, etc.) but from the knowledge that they are a child of God.