Middle and High School Youth
Congratulations, Class of 2026!
As you begin this new chapter, remember that God goes before you and walks beside you every step of the way. Trust in His plan, lean on His promises, and know that your church family is praying for you and cheering you on.
"Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding." ~ Proverbs 3:5
May God bless you with the wisdom, courage, and faith as you follow the path He has prepared for you. Go confidently into your future, knowing that God's love and guidance will never leave you.
Our Youth believe in living out their faith via service, learning, and fellowship.
- Serving our neighbors by raking their leaves for free
- Singing Christmas carols at a nursing home
- Growing in faith and building relationships at annual Winter Retreat
- Raising funds and awareness for world hunger through the Famine
- Repairing homes for a week of Workcamp each summer
- ...and so much more!
Middle School
Catechism instruction is offered for 5th-8th graders on most Wednesday nights from 6:00-7:30 PM, September-May. A typical evening consists of:
Class: to nurture faith and foster understanding of the Bible, creeds, and Luther's Small Catechism.
Games: to grow Christian friendships and get some exercise in our beautifully renovated gym.
Bell Choir: to enrich our appreciation for holy music, this bell choir performs twice annually.
Class: to nurture faith and foster understanding of the Bible, creeds, and Luther's Small Catechism.
Games: to grow Christian friendships and get some exercise in our beautifully renovated gym.
Bell Choir: to enrich our appreciation for holy music, this bell choir performs twice annually.
High School
Youth Group is for 9th-12th graders on most Wednesday nights from 7:10-8:40 PM, September-June. A typical evening will consist of:
Games: either in the gym or our fully stocked Youth Room, with board games, pool table, air hockey, and more!
Meaningful Conversation: whether you're having a tough week or a great one, we listen to and encourage one another.
Bible Study: to nurture faith and explore biblical truths in the context of everyday life.
Games: either in the gym or our fully stocked Youth Room, with board games, pool table, air hockey, and more!
Meaningful Conversation: whether you're having a tough week or a great one, we listen to and encourage one another.
Bible Study: to nurture faith and explore biblical truths in the context of everyday life.
Ready to Visit?
Our "regulars" are given key fobs so the building can remain securely locked on Wednesday nights. If you are visiting with one of them, we can't wait to meet you! If you are visiting on your own, please contact us ahead of time so we can be ready to welcome you!
Renata Conger, your friendly neighborhoodSpider Man Parish Education and Youth Ministry Coordinator, organizes programs for just-born through just-barely-adult. She is in the office Sunday-Thursday each week. Her office is located right next to the sanctuary, and she would love to chat with you anytime! She is often in other parts of the building (or on trips with the youth) so it's best to contact her before you'd like to meet.
renata@feelc.org
313-884-5040, ext. 13
Renata Conger, your friendly neighborhood
renata@feelc.org
313-884-5040, ext. 13
30-Hour Famine 2026
