Sr High Youth Ministry at FUMC LaGrange is with 9th-12th graders. 

All youth, from any background, are welome to attend our weekly Sr High 180 gatherings. We meet most Sundays through the school year, from 7:00-8:30pm, in the Sr High Youth Room (in the basement of the Church).  

At Sr High 180, we hang out, pray together, ask tough questions, have fun, eat, and play games. We try to laugh as much as possible, but we value times when we need to be serious together, too. High School is a world of options - what to wear, eat, listen to, read, do with friends, how to handle dating, and even what to believe about tough issues. It can be hard to find direction in this sea of choices. Through 180, we'll discuss ideas together and learn about how God can be a compass to navigate our lives. 

RETREATS, SERVICE & OTHER OPPORTUNITIES FOR SR HIGH YOUTH

In addition to weekly youth group, there are several ways for senior high youth to explore their faith and help extend Christ's reach in the world around them. These include:

• Sunday School
• Youth Choir
• TGiW Dinner & Worship
• Volunteer with the Methodist Attic Rummage Sale
• Volunteer with the Saturday Meals program
• Volunteer on the fall or spring adult mission trips (High school juniors & seniors are eligible for the adult trips)
• Walk with our youth team in the CROP walk
• Play on a church league basketball team
• Preparation for summer Appalachia Service Project (ASP) trip 
• 180 Winter Retreat
• Sr High Camping Retreat

SLuG (STUDENT LEADERSHIP GROUP)

Our SLuG is comprised of sophomores, juniors & seniors who have applied to be a part of the team that plans our youth ministry year. SLuG members are responsible for meeting several times a year to plan and assess the direction of 180, participate in leadership-building activities, and serve in leadership roles in 180 programs and in the greater life of the church.

SLuG applications open in May for the following school year. 

For more information, or to learn how you can get involved, contact Hattie at youth@fumclg.org or (708)352-1250, ext. 228.