Sunday Worship and Activities
Faith Study
9 am and 10:30 am
A space for middle and high school students to grow deeper together in faith, friendship, and community. Explore yourself, your faith, and more in an accepting and loving atmosphere. 9 am is referred to as TAG (Talking About God) and 10:30 am is known as Real Time (September–May). No need to register, just show up as you are!
Youth Group
6–8 pm
Join other youth to play games, team-building activities, and get to know other youth, build friendships and community. Youth group is commonly known as Elevate. Occasionally there’s an experience off campus that may require registration, otherwise, come as you are! Email to find out about upcoming themes or events.
Featured Events
Trunk or Treat
Sunday, October 26 | 6–7 pm
We are also collecting:
Contact youth@gostandrew.com to sponsor a decorated car.
- Grocery store gift cards for Thanksgiving food boxes
- Non-perishable items to help complete Thanksgiving meals for families in need
Contact youth@gostandrew.com to sponsor a decorated car.
Navigating the high school years can be challenging—for students and parents alike. This nine-part series offers expert-led conversations to help parents build stronger connections with their teens, understand the pressures they face, and gain practical tools for supporting their mental, emotional, and spiritual health. Join us for any or all sessions as we explore topics like communication, social media, mental health, and what today’s teens want their parents to know.
Voices of Experience – Tuesday, October 7 | 6–7:30 pm
A panel of young adults from St. Andrew reflects on their high school journeys and faith formation, offering honest answers to parent questions.
The Anxious Generation – Sundays, October 26, November 9 | 6–8 pm
With Christine Little
Christine is a lifelong United Methodist and taught social studies at Arapahoe High School for 20 years, focusing on courses in psychology, human behavior, and world geography and civilizations. Christine spoke earlier this year to the St. Andrew Contemporary Issues class.
Class Description:
In this two-part class, Christine explores the research of Dr. Jonathan Haidt on how social media is impacting teen mental health. Through a thoughtful synthesis of his findings, Christine will provide guidance for parents who wish to proactively address the growing issue of social media and take steps which could positively affect their teen’s mental health.
Christine is a lifelong United Methodist and taught social studies at Arapahoe High School for 20 years, focusing on courses in psychology, human behavior, and world geography and civilizations. Christine spoke earlier this year to the St. Andrew Contemporary Issues class.
Class Description:
In this two-part class, Christine explores the research of Dr. Jonathan Haidt on how social media is impacting teen mental health. Through a thoughtful synthesis of his findings, Christine will provide guidance for parents who wish to proactively address the growing issue of social media and take steps which could positively affect their teen’s mental health.
Ongoing Small Groups
September–May
Breakfast Group
Meet up before school every week to join youth leaders for breakfast at nearby restaurants (including drop-off at school). We’ll catch up, share devotions, and pray for one another through academics, extracurriculars, and other challenges. Email to join the breakfast group near your school.
Lunch Group
Meet with other high school students at lunch to share a meal and conversation off-campus. We’ll sit with one another, process things going on at school, and be in friendship with one another. Email to join the lunch group near your school.
High School Dinner
High school dinner by bus from the church from 5:30–7 pm.
*No transportation from church unless requested at youth@gostandrew.com.
*No transportation from church unless requested at youth@gostandrew.com.
Servant and Leadership Team
Also known as SALT, the student leadership team plans events, mission trips, service, and worship for the youth community. The team meets before 9 am once a month.
Applications to be on the Servant and Leadership Team open every summer.
Applications to be on the Servant and Leadership Team open every summer.
Confirmation
Confirmation is an education program to learn about God, the Bible, church, and more held from February to November each year.
Students meet in small groups with adult leaders and high school mentors. The program includes a spring retreat, summer opportunities for service projects, congregational care visits, and mission trips, with a special Confirmation Sunday celebration in November. This program is for youth in grade 8 and older who have not yet been confirmed (become members of the church). Classes are held on Sunday evenings and include a companion parent class.
Confirmation 2026 begins with orientation on February 8 from 11:30 am – 12:30 pm and includes a retreat March 6-8; Confirmation Sunday is November 15, 2026.
Confirmation 2026 begins with orientation on February 8 from 11:30 am – 12:30 pm and includes a retreat March 6-8; Confirmation Sunday is November 15, 2026.
