Youthlink

Youth go floating down the swattie.

Just one of the fun activities our youth get to do.

many of our youth got to enjoy mother nature at its best.

The youth went floating down the swattie.

Everyone had a great time.

National Youth Conference Students Return.

National Youth Conference 2010

Youth from Annville church of the brethren return from National Youth conference

and Share their experience with the congregation.

Two youth and two advisors traveled to Fort Collins Co.

They returned with the Love and excitement of christ in their hearts.

Below are some picures of NYC Sunday as the Youth and Advisors Share their experiences with the church.

Youth do many activities to support church and community

Over this past year the Youth have done many activities such as:

Souper Bowl Sunday: challenged to raise 300 dollars and collect 300 cans of soup in honor of the Church of the Brethren's 300th Anniversary, they actually raised $586.74 and collected 348 cans of soup.

The Youth also took part with other members of our congregation in the Annville/Cleona area CROP Walk and celebrated as our congregation retained (for the 3rd straight year!) the coveted Silver Sneaker Trophy, given to the congregation that collects the most donations for the CROP Walk.

These projects are not for recognition, of course, but to put the teachings of Jesus into practice in our everyday lives.

The youth enjoy fun activities, too. We had an overnight camp out at our church's South Annville pavilion in July, and have a Swattie Creek Float planned for August, plus a lot of other activities.

From time to time we host a luncheon after church to raise funds for those going to National Youth Conference in 2010. And some of us are able to take part in CoB national workcamps.

Click here for a list of youth group activities.

Junior High Activities

Junior High youth take part in our ACoB Youth activities. In addition, the Atlantic Northeast District hosts several Junior High activities each year and we encourage our Junior High Youth to take part in the National Junior High Conference of the Church of the Brethren.