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Youth Events and Groups

. . . Where two or three are gathered in my name,

I am there among them.

Matthew 18 : 20

 

  • Youth Club, grades 6-8, offers fellowship, service projects and mentoring. The group generally meets twice each month at times chosen by the youth, their parents and leaders. For more information, contact Kim and Kathy Horning, Lucy Maghan or Deb Ziegler.
  • Youth Group, grades 9-12, builds community among teens through fellowship, service projects, recreation, retreats and mentoring. It meets at least monthly. For more information, contact Kay Rhodes or Deb Ziegler.
  • Youth Choir, grades 6-12, celebrates music with voices and instruments.
    • REHEARSALS: Sunday mornings, 8:30 a.m, Church choir room, Contact: Josh Tindall: 717-367-1000

 

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PERMISSIONS_ANNUAL JUNIOR_SENIOR HIGH PERMISSION FOR SPECIAL ACTIVITIES

 

 

  • Camp Swatara, grades 6-12, offers worship and growth challenges in its variety of residential summer camps. Nestled in the mountains of Berks County, Camp Swatara's special interest camps include Music, Art and Drama Camp; Rustic Camp; and Off-site Canoeing and Biking Camp, to name a few. Youth experience cook-outs, a high ropes course, hiking and sleep-outs. For more information, see: http://www.campswatara.org/

 

  • Work Camp and Service Project Opportunities exist for youth as well as mixed age groups that include youth. Programs and projects are available both within the United States and abroad.

 

 

 

 

 
  • Atlantic Northeast District Youth Events include district youth conferences, retreats, service projects, game nights, lock-ins, pool parties and other events. For details on district events, see: http://www.freewebs.com/cobyouth/eventcalendar.htm

 

 

  • Church of the Brethren National Youth Conference occurs every 4th year. Senior High youth assemble a large contingent to attend this 5-day experience of life-changing spiritual growth. This is usually held in Colorado.

 

 

  • Mentoring Program for our youth provides a way for youth to be connected with an adult mentor. This adult person's role is to be friend and spiritual guide to a specific middle school or high school student.