LIFE TEEN
We believe that when a teenager encounters Christ through the beauty of the Catholic faith, they will transform their parish, community, and culture. We’ve seen it happen time and time again.
The Life Teen movement consists of resources that provide solid Catholic teaching and youth ministry experiences for youth in middle school through high school so you can spend less time at your desk and more time ministering to teens.
The goal of Life Teen and Edge is to provide a safe and fun place for youth to find a solid Catholic community, get answers to their questions, and, most importantly, to experience Jesus in a profound and personal way.
CHECK OUT THE PARISH BULLETIN FOR TIMES AND DATES
WE ALSO OFFER RDGE FOR JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS
Something great is coming — and you don't want to miss it.
The CCE office is officially open for registration, and a new year of faith, friendship,
and fire for God is kicking off this September!
Here's what your Sunday evenings are going to look like:
**5:00 – 6:30 PM | Confirmation Prep**
Growing deeper in the faith and preparing to say *YES* to the Holy Spirit — fully, boldly, and for life.
**6:30 – 7:00 PM | Food & Fellowship**
Because community is fed around a table. Come hungry.
**7:00 – 8:30 PM | LifeTeen & Edge**
Real talk. Real faith. Real community. This is where your teen belongs.
KICKOFF: Sunday, September 13th
**MESSY GAMES NIGHT** — this one's going to be a blast.
*Wear old clothes you don't mind getting dirty.* You've been warned.
Parents of High Schoolers — This Is for You Too!
There will be a parent meeting the weekend after both Masses
come meet the team, ask questions, and register your teen right there on the spot.
Can't wait? Register now through the CCE office.
The world is loud. This is a place where your teen can find what actually satisfies
truth, belonging, and a God who knows them by name. Don't let them miss it.
See you, September 13th. Leave the clean clothes at home!
As the Church's mission to young people is beautifully expressed — youth are emerging leaders and protagonists in the Church and within their communities, schools, and society at large. This ministry exists to help them live that reality.
Something to reflect on: If a teen in your life had one Sunday evening a week to encounter the living God and find a community of real friends,
what would it mean for the rest of their week?