Did you know that the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) calendar lifts up a special Sunday that celebrates the gifts of young Presbyterians by having them lead what is always a creative, interactive, and engaging service? “Youth in the Church and the World” is traditionally the second or third Sunday of August—a time of transition for most teens and their families. Summer mission trips have happened. Camp has come and gone. Youth conferences have been attended. Back to school and new school adventures await. Youth in the Church and the World Sunday is a wonderful day to hear the voices of the young people in your church, to be challenged by their leadership and to be encouraged as they share their faith.
Sunday, August 11, 2024 – Youth in the Church and World
We have 6 new, free Orders of Worship resources that you can use for Youth Sunday or anytime you want to get youth involved in leading, planning preparing for worship.
Quicksheets #92 – Finding the Center Youth Led Worship
Written by Rev. Pepa Paniagua, Coordinator of Innovation & New Ministry Development – Grace Presbytery
Quicksheets #93 – Matthew 25 Youth Service
Written by Rev. Tully Fletcher, Associate Pastor for Youth & Congregational Transformation – Decatur Presbyterian Church, Decatur, GA
Quicksheets #94 – Building a Youth Sunday Service
Written by Kate Satterstrom, Director of Children, Youth and Family Ministries – First Presbyterian Church, McMinnville, OR
Quicksheets #95 – Solid Rock Youth Service
Written by Caitlin Supcoff, Youth and Young Adult Advocate & Director of Communications -Mission Presbytery
Quicksheets #96 – When Did We See You Youth Led Service
Written by Beth Mueller, Senior Director of Worship Arts & Neil McKown, Director of Student Ministry – Shepherd of the Hills Presbyterian Church and Rob Mueller, pastor of Divine Redeemer Presbyterian Church
DatoVeloz #96 – ¿Cuándo te vimos?
Fue escrito por la Directora Principal de Artes de Adoración de la Iglesia Presbiteriana Shepherd of the Hills, Beth Mueller, y el Director del Ministerio Estudiantil, Neil McKown, junto con Rob Mueller, pastor de la Iglesia Presbiteriana Divino Redentor, quien también escribió la traducción al español.