Youth

Students in grades 6 and 7 participate in a two year curriculum cycle. In year one, students explore the art of story-telling, through a year-long study of the bible and other figures important to the faith. In year two, students learn more about our liturgy and how prayer and rituals work to shape our common life and presence in the world.

Formation for students in grades 8-12th is specially designed each year to follow the theological themes St. Luke’s adults are engaging in the Sunday morning forums. This year students will progress through a year-long curriculum called “Bridging and Belonging.” This class explores how identity is constructed, how belonging is cultivated, and practical and theological resources we can use to bridge across our differences.