Youth Ministry Committee

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3 Youth Ministry Committee What is the Grace Presbytery Youth Ministry Committee? The Vision that we hold for Youth Ministry in Grace Presbytery is one where the Youth Ministry committee works with individuals and congregations to enable ministry that is multi-directional. We envision youth ministry that is: Connectional a ministry that brings individuals, the congregations and the presbytery together in ministry. Relational a ministry that builds strong relationships among all those who have been connected. Nurturing a ministry that strengthens the lives and faith of young people and those who lead young people, through opportunities for learning, prayer and service. Supportive a ministry in which participants pray regularly for one another and for the ministry of the church. Applicational a ministry that helps young people and those who lead young people to apply faith to everyday life in the church and the world. Furthermore, we hold a vision that sees the role of the Youth Ministry Committee as being an Advocate for youth in the life and ministry of the church. The Grace Presbytery Youth Ministry Committee (YMC) is an important part of the Grace Presbytery structure. The YMC is responsible for addressing youth ministry needs and concerns of Grace Presbytery and its congregations. The YMC is composed of 27 members elected by the presbytery. Twelve adults are elected to serve three-year terms on the committee (July-June). They are nominated by the Nominating Committee of the presbytery based upon recommendations received from the congregations of the presbytery. In a similar manner, fifteen youth are elected to serve three-year terms (July June). The YMC has three ministry teams: Outreach / Leadership, Conferences, and Worship. The teams: Plan and organize events and ministries for junior high and middle school youth, such as Youthquakes; Plan and organize events and ministries for senior high youth, such as Senior High Youth Connection (SHYC); Provide leadership training opportunities for youth and adult leaders of youth; Encourage participation in General Assembly Presbyterian Youth Connection and Synod-sponsored youth events; Communicate Youth Ministry information and youth resources; Connect youth and youth ministries across the presbytery; Help establish relationships among youth and youth ministry leaders In addition, the YMC is an advocate for the involvement of youth in the whole of the Church s life. The YMC meets four times each year: January April August November The YMC is led by a leadership team of adult and youth co-moderators.

4 YMC Moderators Tami Voyles Nick Setzer Lilly Pappas Cassie Vestal Trinity, McKinney St. Andrew, Longview Eastminster, Dallas Trinity, McKinney PULSE Jeannie Henderson Lauren Black First, Garland Emmanuel, Bedford Youth Sunday on Wheels David Slyter Grace First, Weatherford College Mission Trip: Jodi Haun First, Grapevine Summer Youth in Mission: Gary Holloman Dr. Youth & Young Adults Grace Presbytery Youth Calendar Clarke Benson First, Fort Worth Grace Presbytery Support Staff for Youth Ministry Gary Holloman Director of Youth and Young Adults

5 GRACE PRESBYTERY PROGRAMS AND EVENTS Senior High Youth Connection (SHYC) Late each January (sometimes early February), the Senior High Youth of Grace Presbytery gather at Austin College in Sherman for SHYC: a high energy weekend of challenging theme presentations, thought-provoking and encouraging small groups, interest groups, music, worship, and of course, energizers. SHYC is planned by a special team of adults and youth from across the presbytery in partnership with the Austin College ACtivators. Registration materials are generally available by December 1. Youthquakes Youthquakes are retreat weekends with other 6th 8th grade youth from all over the presbytery at Camp Gilmont in Gilmer and Glen Lake Camp in Glen Rose, TX. During the weekend, youth will experience worship, small groups, fellowship and FUN together. Groups travel to and from camp together and stay in cabins. Event leadership is provided by the Austin College ACtivators and Grace Presbytery s High School PULSE leadership team. Spring and Fall Worship Celebration The Youth Worship Celebration is an opportunity for the youth of the presbytery to gather to praise God and give thanks. Worship and music leaders are invited from various Grace Presbytery congregations. Speakers are usually members of the senior class, and communion servers are youth from across the presbytery who have been elected by their church to serve as elders and deacons. The YMC recruits a special planning team to organize this service. LEADERSHIP CONNECTIONS PULSE PULSE is the youth leadership development ministry of the presbytery. PULSE sponsors a series of workshops (September, October, November, January, February and March) that prepare youth to be leaders in their church and within the presbytery. PULSE members are called upon to share their skills by leading Youthquakes and serving as leaders at other events sponsored by Grace Presbytery. PULSE is open to youth in grades Information and application materials are available in June.

6 Youth Sunday on Wheels Would your congregation welcome a unique opportunity provided by the youth of our presbytery? Youth Sunday on Wheels is a Grace Presbytery Youth Ministry Committee sponsored team of youth who visit small Grace Presbytery congregations and lead worship. As a connectional church, it is important for us to share our gifts with one another across congregational lines, and that is what Youth Sunday on Wheels is all about. Church Under the Bridge Church Under the Bridge is a unique Sunday morning mission opportunity in Waco. Groups have the opportunity to provide a meal for homeless and street people who gather for worship under the I-35 bridges at the entrance to Baylor University. Groups interested in serving please contact Jimmy Dorrell at Jimmy_Dorrell@baylor.edu. DENOMINATIONAL EVENTS Synod Youth Workshop Sponsored by the Synod of the Sun and Grace Presbytery. Synod Youth Workshop is a unique conference limited to 375 high school youth (Entering 9th grade through Graduate) and adults (23 years and older). Time is balanced between small group and large group activities and discussions designed to give space to encounter God and others. Triennium The Presbyterian Youth Triennium is an international gathering of Presbyterian and Reformed young people that takes place at Purdue University. Grace Presbytery sends a delegation to each Triennium and offers all churches in the presbytery spots to attend. Multiple participants from a church will be accepted as spaces in the delegation are available. Montreat A Montreat Youth Conference is a gathering of young people from all over the country for a week of fellowship, worship, and recreation. JHAMS - Junior High and Middle School Week at Austin College This affordable summer conference will include four days of group gatherings, energizers, small group experiences, speakers, music, a service project, and a lake trip while living on campus in dorm rooms! This event is sponsored by Grace Presbytery, Austin College and First Presbyterian Church of Fort Worth s Regional Children & Youth Conference committee. Leadership will be provided by both Austin College ACtivators and members of PULSE. Look for more details and registration information in February.

7 Grace Presbytery PULSE Youth Leadership Development Ministry PULSE is the Youth Leadership Development Ministry of Grace Presbytery. PULSE sponsors a series of workshops (September, October, November, January, February and March) that prepare youth to be leaders in their church, their youth groups, their schools and within the presbytery. PULSE members are called upon to share their skills by leading Youthquakes, serving on SHYC, Synod Youth Workshop and JHAMS planning teams and serving as leaders at other events sponsored by the Youth Ministry Committee of Grace Presbytery. PULSE is open to youth in grades Lunch will be served at all PULSE Training sessions. Training #1 - Presbyterian Mission Center, Irving Saturday, October 21, 2017; 10:00am 3:00pm Training #1 is a time for the new PULSE members to get to know the program and what will be asked of them throughout the year. Participants will begin to know each other, the Commissioned PULSE, and the adult leadership. They will accomplish this through energizers, games, music and small group time. They will also become familiar with the PULSE Youth leadership Development Ministry program and its goals. Training #1 Outline: 1) Welcome 2) Energizers, icebreakers, and music 3) Devotional 4) PULSE Commitment and Responsibilities 5) Small Group

8 Training #2 Presbyterian Mission Center, Irving Saturday, November 11, 2017 Training #2 will center on leading a large group using energizers, games & music and the reason why we use them at conferences. PULSE members will be divided into Youthquake Ministry Teams & Weekends. Keynoters will be present to listen to theme ideas from Commissioned PULSE. Training #2 Outline: 1) Energizers: Why do we do Energizers? How to lead one properly. 2) Games and Mixers What is the purpose of games? What are the different types of games? Appropriate and inappropriate games. Dos and don ts. 3) Music Why s How to s 4) Spring 2018 Youthquake Theme Commissioned PULSE Discussion Training #3 Presbyterian Mission Center, Irving Saturday, January 6, 2018 Training #3 will center on leading a small group using the first three steps of the 5 E s; Engaging, Encountering and Exploring. Teaching each of these steps will help in the organizing, development and enrichment of the small group. Keynoters will meet with their Youthquake Leadership Teams and present keynote ideas. Training #3 Outline: 1) Youthquake 1 & 2 Leadership: Meet with Keynoters Meet as teams 2) Leading Small Groups Engaging Encountering Exploring 3) Youthquake Ministry Team Meeting

9 Training #4 Presbyterian Mission Center, Irving Saturday, February 3, 2018 Training #4 will again center on leading a small group using the last two steps of the 5 E s; Expressing and Empowering. Teaching these last steps will help in the debriefing of the games, activities and keynote presentations and enable the participants to express an opinion and empower them to go and be the person whom Christ calls them to be. Keynoters will work with their Youthquake Leadership Teams. Training #4 Outline: 1) Youthquake 1 & 2 Leadership: Meet with Keynoters Meat as teams 2) Leading Small Groups Expressing Empowering 3) Youthquake Ministry Team Meetings Training #5 Presbyterian Mission Center, Irving Saturday, March 3, 2018 Training #5 will be spent with the Youthquake 1 & 2 Leadership Teams working with the keynoters on their perspective Youthquake Weekend. Time also will be spent in group fellowship and group building. Training #5 Outline: 1) Youthquake Leadership Teams Meet with Keynoters Meet as teams 2) Youthquake Team Reflections Finalize their responsibilities 3) Fellowship 4) Worship

10 Crossroads Crossroads is a leadership group for high school graduates/college aged young adults to continue to develop and grow their leadership gifts. This group will target those recent high school graduates and college students/college aged young adults who do not have a leadership program to plug into and continue the growth of their leadership skills gifts. Crossroads will help keep this age group connected with the church at a time in their lives where many leave due to the lack of opportunities offered to them. Crossroads will offer training in leadership, develop planning and administration skills. This group will be in leadership of YouthFest West 2017 to be held at Glen Lake Camp located in Glen Rose, TX., TRYC 2018 located at Prude Ranch in Fort Davis, TX and as assistant small group leaders for SHYC This leadership program will be open to those who are recent high school graduates, college students and those who are college aged but are not enrolled in colleges/universities. If you are interested in participating or want more information, contact Wade Hatter (wrhatter@gmail.com) or Gary Holloman (gary@gracepresbytery.org)

11 Church Under the Bridge (CUB) is located under Interstate 35, Waco, Texas between 4 th and 5 th street. It is across from Baylor University on one side and Clarion Hotel on the other. During the summer months we usually feed about 150 to 175 people. During the winter months the numbers do go down to about 140 to 145 on sunny days and 125 or less on rainy days. Food service starts at 10:30 A.M. Churches need to be there about 10:15 to get set up. CUB does provide the tables. Park your vehicles under the bridge. Some of the businesses around this area do not want us parking in their lots. The food tables are near the 5 th street side. It usually takes about 45 minutes to complete the meal including clean up. The music service starts at 11:00 and completes about 11:35. Jimmy usually starts his sermon after that and finished around 12:15. All different kinds of foods are served. Examples of main courses are: casseroles, pasta dishes, soups (chili, stew), hamburgers, hot dogs, barbeque, breakfast burritos, pancakes, etc. During the summer months some of the churches have large grills that they bring and cook the food on site. There are no electrical plugs. Usually with the meals, a bread of some type is served, sometimes salad, vegetables, soft fruit and dessert. It is preferable to have something warm for the folks to eat and something that will stick with them. Some churches even bring a sack lunch for people to take with them later. May include sandwich (nothing that will ruin in warm weather), crackers, fruit or anything that you can think of to put in there. The food is served to the people going through the line. It is best to have someone hand out the napkin and fork/spoon. Depending on the size of your group, it is helpful to have someone help people carry their plates. We do have some in wheelchairs, walkers or just unable to walk very well. When serving soups, the five-gallon igloo drink canisters work great for keeping contents hot. It is the same with ice chests. Place dishes in these and they will keep them hot. CUB usually provides the plates, bowls, forks, spoons, and napkins. If you have the availability to bring those, we welcome any church that can do so. You will need to bring your own serving utensils. CUB also provides the trash bags that are needed and we haul off the trash, so there is no need for you to worry about that. CUB provides drinks. During the winter months we serve coffee, hot chocolate and water. During the summer, we switch to Tang or Kool-Aid. You are welcome to bring bottled water to hand out if you would like. Remember, if you are coming during the winter months, dress warm. It does get cold and windy under the bridge. If it rains, you are somewhat protected but you will still get damp. During August, wear something really comfortable and cool. Just come prepared to have an awesome time. Church Under the Bridge is so blessed to have so many organizations that want to serve. Groups interested in serving please contact Jimmy Dorrell at Jimmy_Dorrell@baylor.edu.

12 Youth Summer Mission Opportunities Organization Burnham Appalation Ministry Dogwood Acres Presbyterian Camp DOOR Mission Trips Goodland Academy Group Mission Trips Group Week of Hope Habitat for Humanity Heifer Ranch New Braunfels Senior Center Mission 911 Pan American School PCUSA National Mission Trips Presbyterian Disaster Assistance Project Homecoming Quest Ranch Reach Workcamps Rebuild Joplin SETIO Synod of the Southwest Synod of the Sun Team Effort Urban Ministries Vera Lloyd Presbyterian Children's Home & family Services West Virgina Ministry of Advocacy and Workcamps Youth Mission Co. YouthWorks Link

13 Luke 10: Fall 2017 Youthquake November 3-5, 2017 Cost: $125 Presented by: Austin College ACtivators Gilmont Camp & Conference Center

14 Youth Ministry Committee of Grace Presbytery Important Things to Know About Registration 1) Adult advisors and youth must register as a group. Youth who wish to participate in the Youthquakes but are not part of a group are encouraged to link up with another church. If you are not sure who is attending from your area, please Gary Holloman at gary@gracepresbytery.org 2) Registration for Youthquake will be conducted on a first-come, first-served basis. Registrations will not be considered complete until payment (credit card or check) is received. 3) All registrations will be made online at If you have any questions please contact Gary Holloman at the Grace Presbytery Office ( , ext. 5617, or gary@gracepresbytery.org. 4) Registration will open August 15, 2017 Registration will close October 30, ) In registering, groups will reserve spots by providing names of the youth and adults attending. a) On the closing date for the event (one week before the event begins), all spaces purchased become non-refundable. Prior to this date, a $20 non-refundable fee will be kept for any cancelled spots. b) Any additions, substitutions or cancellations can be made online until registration closes (one week before the event begins). After registration closes, any additions or substitutions need to be ed to Gary Holloman, gary@gracepresbytery.org and cleared before attending the Youthquake. 6) As they are registered, groups will receive a preliminary confirmation of their registration. 7) After full payment has been received and your attending Adult Advisors have been cleared background check a final Confirmation Letter will be ed to your registrar. This Confirmation Letter will be needed to check-in your group at Youthquake. 8) Adult Advisor background checks are required by Grace Presbytery. Please make sure that these checks are completed and mailed to the Presbytery office by November 1, Your group s registration cannot be finalized until this is done. 9) Scholarship assistance, generally one-third the cost of the event, is available for youth who have financial concerns. Contact Gary Holloman at the Grace Presbytery office ( , or ext gary@gracepresbytery.org ) for more information. 10) Youthquake begin with Registration on Friday from 8:00pm and concludes before noon on Sunday. Three meals are provided on Saturday and breakfast on Sunday. The Leadership of each conference determines individual event schedules. Schedules are always subject to the weather.

15 Fall 2017 Youthquake November 3 5, 2017 Schedule FRIDAY 8:00pm 9:00pm 10:00pm 10:30pm 10:45pm 11:30pm 12:00am Registration Mixer and Games in Big Room Large Group Session Group Activities Energizers & Music First Keynote Presentation First Small Group Meeting Return to Cabins Lights Out SATURDAY 8:30am Breakfast 8:55am Adult Meeting 9:30am Energizers and Music Announce Workshops 10:00am Second Keynote Presentation 10:30am Second Small Group Session 12:00pm Lunch 1:30pm Third Small Group Session 2:30-3:15pm Workshop #1 3:15-4:00pm Workshop #2 4:00pm Free Time 5:00pm Group Recreation 5:45pm Prepare for Dinner 6:00pm Dinner 7:00pm Energizers and Music 7:45pm Third Keynote Presentation 8:00pm Fourth Small Group Meeting (SGL 1-10) 9:00pm Saturday Night Live at the Campfire 11:00pm Return to Cabins 11:30pm Lights Out SUNDAY 8:30am 9:15am 9:45am 10:00am 10:45am 11:15am Breakfast Energizers and Music Fourth Keynote Presentation Fifth Small Group Meeting Worship Cleanup & Checkout

16 Grace Presbytery Fall Youth Worship Service PEACE! REJOICE! UNITE! Location: Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church Date: Sunday, November 19 th 2017 Time: 3-5pm Join us for music, worship and fellowship led by the youth of Grace Presbytery!

17 Grace Presbytery College-Age Mission Trip 2018 January 2 6, 2018 Texas Gulf Coast INFORMATION and REGISTRATION PACKET SPONSORED BY THE YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY OF GRACE PRESBYTERY

18 Dear Friends: This winter, Grace Presbytery will sponsor the College-Age Mission Trip 2018 (CAMT 2018) for the college-age students of our congregations. CAMT 2017 is planned for the week of January 2-6, We are building a team of up to 18 students to join us as we work with First Presbyterian Church of Lafayette, LA. First Church is seeking the wholeness that Almighty God promises through Jesus Christ, our Lord. Through worship, study, and life together, they are finding God's wholeness for each one and, guided by the Holy Spirit, seek to share it with the community and the world through prayer, service, outreach, music, and fellowship. Hurricane Harvey was an extremely destructive Atlantic hurricane which became the first major hurricane to make landfall in the United States since Wilma in 2005, ending a record 12-year drought in which no hurricanes made landfall at such an intensity in the country. In a four-day period, many areas received more than 40 inches of rain as the system meandered over eastern Texas and adjacent waters, causing catastrophic flooding. With peak accumulations of in, Harvey is the wettest tropical hurricane on record in the contiguous United States. The resulting floods inundated hundreds of thousands of homes, displaced more than 30,000 people, and prompted more than 17,000 rescues. Economic losses are preliminarily estimated at between $70[4] to $200 billion,[5] with a large portion of the losses sustained by uninsured homeowners. The cost of this trip will be $200 per person. There are scholarship funds available to assist participants, but these funds will be somewhat limited. Please contact Gary Holloman gary@gracepresbytery.org. We strongly encourage participants to invite their local congregation to share in their financial support. To be considered for this team: individuals must complete and return the following papers, which are a part of this packet: The Application The Participant s Covenant of Community Adult Medical Release In addition, a non-refundable deposit of $50 must be included. Checks should be made out to Grace Presbytery. Applications must be received no later than December 19, If you have any questions, please contact us. We would be very happy to answer your questions. Peace and Blessings, Gary Holloman Gary Holloman Director of Youth and Young Adults Grace Presbytery gary@gracepresbytery.com

19 GRACE PRESBYTERY College-Age Mission Trip 2018 Information Form Please give full and accurate information that will enable the staff to know you and your abilities as we consider your request to be a part of this mission team. The information on this form is confidential. Please type or print very clearly! NAME MALE/FEMALE MAILING ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CELL PHONE HOME PHONE ADDRESS SCHOOL ATTENDING BIRTHDATE MEMBER OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OR CAMPUS MINISTRY GROUP CITY STATE PLEASE SHARE WITH US YOUR RESPONSES TO THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: 1. What are other mission trips you have experienced? Please list the location(s) and the type(s) of work you did.

20 2. What do you hope to do on the college mission trip in 2018? 1. What particular gifts or talents is God calling you to share as a part of this mission experience? This will give us an idea of the talents and experiences of the group members, so that we can plan for our ministry together. Please check everything that applies and feel free to fill in the blanks! Play Piano Singing Acting Play Guitar Dancing Writing Lead Worship Lead Singing Lead Games Lead Bible Study Public Speaking Arts and Crafts Other Certified: Lifeguard Certified: First Aid Certified: CPR Other Certifications Painting Carpentry Roofing Laying Floor Tile Drywalling Scraping Brick-laying Yard-work/Landscaping Installing Doors/Windows Electrical Work Plumbing Cement Work Other PLEASE MAIL or ALL PAPERWORK by December 19, 2017 TO: Grace Presbytery Attn: Gary Holloman 6100 Colwell Blvd., Suite 100 Irving, Texas FAX: gary@gracepresbytery.com Student s Signature Date

21 GRACE PRESBYTERY COLLEGE-AGE MISSION TRIP PARTICIPANT S PERSONAL COVENANT I agree to live within the covenant of community that has been established for this team. I agree to take responsibility for my actions, to show respect for others, and to be open in heart and mind. My participation in this community is a privilege that involves my total commitment to, and involvement in, the life of this group. I agree to abide by to the decisions of the community and of the leadership team as those decisions relate to the life of the community of which I am a part, including decisions that relate to mode of dress, community responsibilities, recreational activities, and group schedules. I agree to deal lovingly with others who compose this community of faith. When difficult moments or disagreements arise, I commit myself to seek out forgiveness and reconciliation, bringing the love of Christ to bear upon those times. I understand that my safety and the safety of the group are important to the leaders of this team. I agree to always travel with at least one other person, and to honor decisions that are made by the leadership of the team. I understand that I will be required to carry my share of the responsibilities related to the life of this community. I agree to become an active participant in all aspects of our community life, carrying at least my share of the load and supporting others when they cannot. I fully understand that alcoholic beverages, tobacco products of any kind, drugs, and sexual activity are prohibited within the life of this community. I agree to abide by these prohibitions, not only for my own personal well-being, but also for the well being of the entire group. I further understand that if I cannot fulfill my obligation to this covenant, either through inappropriate behavior or violation of community rules that I can, and will, be sent home at my personal expense. Finally, knowing who I am and whose I am, I commit myself to live out this covenant to the best of my ability and with the help of God. Signed Date:

22 GRACE PRESBYTERY EMERGENCY INFORMATION CONSENT FORM Time Period: January 2, 2018 to January 7, 2018 Name of Advisor: Sex: Age: Date of Birth: Address: Home Phone: City: State: Zip Code: Cell Phone: IN CASE OF EMERGENCY CALL: Name: Home Phone: Cell Phone: Home Address: City: State: Zip: NAME OF FRIEND OR RELATIVE, IF ABOVE CAN NOT BE REACHED: Name: Home Phone: Cell Phone: Home Address: City: State: Zip: MEDICAL INFORMATION: Please list all allergies: (This includes all Medications, Foods, Insect Bites, Asthma, etc.) CARRY EPI PEN? YES NO Please list any medications you are currently taking: Please list all health restrictions, pre-existing or present medical conditions: Family Doctor: Phone: Name of Insurance Company: Phone: Policy Number: Date of Last Tetanus Shot: In case of injury or illness and you are unable to respond, do you grant the power of attorney to the group supervisor to complete and sign the necessary documents or admission and/or treatment consent forms required by the attending physician or hospital? Signature: Date:

23 REGISTRATION INFORMATION COMING SOON 9 th 12 grades Sponsored by: Youth Ministry Committee - Grace Presbytery Austin College - Sherman Where: Austin College, Sherman, Texas When: January 26 28, 2018 Cost: $75.00 (Early registration closes January midnight) $90.00 (Late registration opens January 16, 2018)

24 2018 KIDQUAKE CHILDREN S CAMPS WHEN April 6-8 at Camp Glen Lake (Glen Rose) April 20 April 22 at Camp Gilmont (East Texas) April 27 April 29 at Camp Gilmont (East Texas) FIRST THROUGH SIXTH GRADERS (And their sponsors) Giving children another opportunity to be at camp beyond the summer. REGISTRATION OPENS February 7 th, 2018 SPONSOR Grace Presbytery WHAT OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES, SMALL GROUP BIBLE STUDY, NEW FRIENDS, MISSION, WORSHIP COST $125 per child (meals, housing, programming and a camp t-shirt. DOWNLOAD YOUR REGISTRATION PACKET AT KIDQUAKE (AVAILABLE NOV. 15)

25 Spring 2018 Youthquakes Gilmont Cost: $125 Youthquake #1 April 6-8, 2018 Youthquake #2 April 13-15, 2018 REGISTRATION INFORMATION COMING SOON Presented by: PULSE Youth Ministry Committee of Grace Presbytery Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)

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28 YOUTH FEST WEST WHEN: OCTOBER 12-14, 2018 WHERE: GLEN LAKE CAMP, GLEN ROSE, TX WHO: 6 TH GRADE 12 TH GRADE COST: $125 Presented by: Crossroads Grace Presbytery College Age Ministry

29 Fall 2018 Youthquake November 2-4, 2018 Gilmont Camp & Conference Center Cost: $125 Presented by: Austin College ACtivators Gilmont Camp & Conference Center Youth Ministry Committee of Grace Presbytery