Youth ministry at Bethany seeks to provide a safe place for middle and high schoolers to grow in their faith, build relationships with peers and leaders, and encounter Jesus.
High School Fall Retreat
Friday, November 15 – Sunday, November 17
Get ready for a fun weekend with your friends as we head to Gig Harbor to play, worship and grow in our relationship with Jesus together. Meet at 6pm at the Youth House on Friday for departure; we’ll return at 2pm on Sunday.
COST: $150 for early registration (before October 20th), then cost rises to $175. Scholarship are available – please let Danielle know! We will play games, relax over puzzles and cookie baking, play basketball in the indoor court, toss the frisbee/football around the pond, meet some new friends, worship, pray together, connect with Jesus, have small groups, and have fun. Do you have a friend that might like to come with you? Invite them!
Questions? Email Danielle – daniellem@bethanypc.org
Youth Group
Play games and worship together. Friends welcome!
High School meets Tuesdays from 7-9:00pm in the Youth House.
Middle School meets Thursdays from 7-8:30pm in the Youth House.
Our Youth House is 11 Howe St. just around the corner from the front of the church.
Sunday Small Groups
Our Youth Ministry aims to grow students into lifelong disciples. Part of this is integrating these emerging adults into the worship with the church.
The first Sunday of each month, students remain in the worship service.
Come to 9:00 am worship in the Sanctuary. After the Children’s Time, exit out the back of the Sanctuary (Approx 9:20 am) to the lobby, where you will meet your group.
Small groups (all grades) will meet in various places on the Bethany campus. If your student needs help connecting with the appropriate group contact Danielle.
Serve with our Youth
SERVE with Youth
Youth leaders mentor and model life with Christ for our youth. You can participate in a variety of ways.
Youth Ministry Staff
Danielle Merseles – Student Ministries Director
Cody Duoos – Middle School Coordinator