Learn more about the upcoming program year for Children’s and Student Ministries and how kids and parents alike can get involved!
Get ready for an unforgettable adventure with Student Ministries! Join us for three days of action-packed fun, including a variety of games, sports, tasty food and splashes of water – we’ve got it all! Don’t forget that friends are always welcome. It’s going to be epic!
Make A Joyful Noise Through Music!
Middle and high school students who are interested in worship through music, make plans to join the St. Martin’s Youth Choir in the fall. No experience is necessary! We perform during the 11:15 a.m. Traditional Service at The Church twice each semester, and we also mentor the Young Singers in their music-making. Come be a part of our community!
Every May, we celebrate our graduating high school seniors. Though we are sad to see them leave us, if only for a while, we are so happy to share their excitement for whatever their future may hold! We want to support and encourage the next step in their journey.
For students entering 7th through 12th grade, the student mission trip will return in summer 2026.
See how God works in our daily lives. Come on Sunday mornings and enjoy coffee, lemonade, donuts and discussion on the Scriptures shared in the worship service that morning.
In this ministry, the role is to assist the priest in charge of the worship service and enhance the service to the glory of God. Duties include lighting and extinguishing altar candles, presenting the crucifer, flags, banners and other elements of the service. Acolyte service is an important part of our worship tradition. Children and youth find it very rewarding to serve God and the Church in this way.
Students in grades 6–12 are welcome to join Life Groups. This is a great way to get plugged into St. Martin’s, connect with your peers for fun activities and have great discussions about faith and life.
Confirmation is a chance for students in eighth grade or above to confirm their faith and the promises made over them at their baptism. Throughout the process, we encourage students to ask questions and participate in discussion that helps them claim their faith as their own.
