HCC Senior High Church Group
SENIOR HIGH YOUTH GROUP
OF
HUNTINGTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
30 Hour Famine - The Video!
The mission of the Senior High Youth Group is to help young adults put their faith into action and to understand how faith correlates with everyday life. This is done by the group’s participation in our church-wide functions, community service activities, biweekly meetings, and group recreational activities.
Membership is open to all high school students, whether or not they are members of HCC. All members are encouraged to bring a friend(s) to join the group for any meetings or activities. The group meets the first and third Sunday of the month from September through June at 6:00 – 8:00 pm. A light supper is served at the meetings.
The meetings open with a prayer, any upcoming events/service projects are planned, and a lesson is delivered through a video or questions and scenarios. An adult leader directs the discussions of the curriculum, which deals with many teen issues and social responsibilities. The group also enjoys playing video games, card and board games, and simply… the fellowship.
Some of the HCC church functions that the group participates in are:
Work at
annual Pumpkin & Holly Fair
Rake leaves
for an elderly HCC member
Lead a
Sunday Service
Work at HCC
Oyster Festival Food Booth
Some of the community service activities that the group participates in are:
Cook a meal
for Spooner House - local homeless shelter
Workday for
Habitat for Humanity
Cook a meal
for families at local Ronald McDonald House
Raise money
and participate in World Vision 30 Hour Famine for relief of world hunger for
children
The group also plans activities for fun. These have included:
Cosmic
Bowling
Horseback
Riding
Whitewater
Rafting Weekend
Killam’s
Point Conference Center Retreat
Ski Trip
Rock
Climbing
Annual
Alumni Christmas Party
Annual End
of Year Pool Party
Overall, the Senior High Youth Group of Huntington Congregational Church is a committed body of young adults that demonstrate faithfulness, and outreach their faith and devotion to their church family and the community.