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The Saint James' Youth Group is small, yet strong in the Lord. Ages within the group range from middle-school to college. The members are involved in many facets of the St. James'worship services. Our young people paricipate as Acolytes, Choir members, Lectors, on Altar Guild, and as Ushers. Members enjoy field trips, camp outings,Christian rock concerts, hiking, social get togethers and much more. Teen group activities include Prayer, Bible Study, Music, Movie Nights, Games, Holiday Parties, Hiking/Outdoor Field Trips, Messy Games Night (Not for the squeamish or faint of heart, but LOTS of fun), Weekend Lock-downs with focused worship, Milagro and Caliche field trips, plus Camp Stoney summer camps. Thanks to our Clergy, the Vestry and willing parents that keep us going! All denominations are welcome! Ages 12-18.     Email our group leader for more information:   teengroup@saintjameslc.com

Youth Group will continue during the summer months, but will not be meeting every week. We have made plans for some fun fellowship and worship opportunities spaced throughout the summer.

Memorial Tree Planted On Sunday, May 16th, members of the Youth Group of St. James', which has been led so faithfully and happily over the years by Pete Strader, planted and dedicated a Southern Live Oak tree in his memory. Pete went to meet our Lord on April 3, 2010. His wife and daughter, Debbie and Petrina, were there to help with the planting. According to Debbie, the Southern Live Oak trees are common where Pete grew up in Florida. This hardy tree will someday grow large and strong, always reminding us of God's love for us and praising Him for sending Pete to serve in His name.

St. James' Teens Make Parachutes for Read more about this fantastic project. Make your own parachutes for Columbian outreach. "When Jesus said, "Go into all the world and preach the gospel," He knew it would not always be easy. (See Mark 16:15) Roads do not reach all parts of Colombia. Sometimes people have to travel by foot, boat, donkey, or airplane to get to these difficult places. The Voice of the Martyrs supports Russell Stendal, a missionary pilot who drops Christian books and radios, pre-set to Christian programming, into isolated guerrilla-controlled regions in the jungle or in rural areas. The books and radios float to the ground by small parachutes..." Read More...