Skip to main content

Envelopes for Youth Missions & Experiences

 

Envelopes for youth missions and experiences


We are deeply saddened at the news of the Youth Gathering being canceled. However, you can still support our young people by contributing to our youth missions and experiences fund. 




 

Take an envelope numbered with the amount you’d like to contribute. 

-        Place your donation (checks to Prince of Peace, “youth fundraiser” memo) in the envelope and turn it in to the office.

-        Keep the card inside and write the amount of your contribution for your records


We don't want to sell you anything you don't need. This is a faithful ask for an investment in the faith lives of our young people. Your support will make a life changing experiences possible.


   To contribute from afar, simply email or call Brent (brenth@princeofpeacechurch.org, 763-560-8958 leave a message) with the amount you pledge to contribute & send it in to church by the end of February. Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Attn: Brent Haglund 7217 W. Broadway Ave. Brooklyn Park, MN 55428

  

 

 After the summer, our youth will be sharing a compilation of pictures and stories from their summer experiences including God moments, things learned and life takeaways.

 




Thank you so much!



Comments

Popular posts from this blog

12/7 7th/8th grade: Paul & the early church

  7 th +8 th  grade Guide Sheet: Paul & the early church________________________12/7/22 Takeaway –  God’s conversion of Paul, & Paul’s writings & ministry, are powerful influences of our understanding of God’s grace & just how powerful the Gospel is.   Key verse –  Acts 9:15 Discussion starters: - Do you believe that people can change?   -When have you seen, or even experienced yourself, a transformation (of a person, place, etc.)?   -What does it take for you to change your opinion about something? (i.e. personal experience, another person’s story, etc.)   -How does your relationship with God/Jesus (whatever it is like right now) factor into your life? (i.e. do you consider your values in decision making, things you are involved in, etc.)   -Why is it so easy for us to get worked up about something that doesn’t really matter? What  is  worth arguing about? How do arguments affect our rel...

11/17/21 7th & 8th gr. Judges

  7 th /8 th gr. Axis Guide Sheet: Judges – I don’t know what Judges are at all.                            11/17/21 Hi Guides & families!   Here is this week's content.  Activity ideas are on the back. Remember Highs & Lows & prayers!   v   LargeGroup (6:30) -           Topic intro o    Judges – Despite all that God had done for His people including giving them commandments to live by, they continually strayed & did wrong (sound like anyone you know?). So God began raising up leaders to help them sort out problems & make wise decisions. Some judges were good at pointing people back to right ways of living & some were, well, not so good. o    Think about this: If you could ask only one person for advice in life, who would it be & ...