Youth at St. Martin's

JOURNEY TO ADULTHOOD: A program for our youth

Breaking News, Update

September 9, 2008

It is with great delight that I share with you that two of St. Martin's youth are participating in the J2A program.  This coming Wednesday, tomorrow will be the third meeting of J2A. Reports from the youth are that it's a great program and their having "so much fun."  The meetings begin at 6:30 pm every Wednesday, with a meal at St. Martha's Episcopal Church, 72nd St., near Cornhusker, in Papillion. J2A is a joint program sponsored by St. Martha's, Holy Spirit, Bellevue, St. Luke's, Platsmouth, and St. Martin's, South Omaha.

August 20, 2008

Following Sunday Service, at our Second Table, Kristi Smith of Holy Spirit, Bellevue, spoke with us about Journey to Adulthood and invited us to participate. This is a program for 6th graders through 12th grade. It is a program being jointly offered by St. Luke's, Platsmouth, St. Martha's, Papillion, and Holy Spirit, Bellevue.

The program takes place on Wednesday evenings, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The kickoff session will be Wednesday, August 27th. Youth are invited to bring their parents to this opening.

This opening gathering will be at St. Martha's, 780 Pinnacle Drive in Papillion, just off 72nd Street and 1/4 mile North of Cornhusker.  A meal will be served, and details on how the program works will be shared. 

  


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