Youth
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Congratulations, you win yourself the grand prize of... . . . getting to know us, the young people at St Luke's, some refer to us as The Youth. So let us break it down for you, briefly, we know you like things brief and to the point, well so do we. Who are we??? |
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We are referred to as Little Candles and boy oh boy do we let our light shine. We are aged between 2 and 6. Click here to find out more |
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We are known as Lighthouse. We are the Beacon of St Luke's. There are a lot of us and we want you to come meet us. Only requirement is that you are between 7 - 10 or in Grades 1 - 5. Click here to find out more |
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We don't really know why we are called Crossings but we are not children cos we're too mature to be called children and we're not quite teenagers yet... Maybe that's why they call us Crossings. Anyway we're mostly between 11 and 12 yrs old in grades 6 and 7. Click here to find out more |
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One life! Name says it all, doesn't it? We're fun loving high school teens who love hanging out together and um er food. No seriously though click here to find out more. |
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From Senzo's Desk (Our Youth Coordinator) |
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The world we live in today constantly bombards us with all sorts of attractive things which are in some cases good but mostly are sugar coated poison to be honest. Here at St Luke's we strive to teach young people about God and who they are in God. Personally, if I could have one wish for all the young people here it would be that they encounter God fully and have loads of fun at the same time. Navigate the site and if you are keen to join us, contact us and/or come on a Sunday morning at 09:30... |
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For more information or any inquiries contact Senzo Mbhele |
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News
Senzo was licensed as the new Youth Ministry Co-ordinator at the 0930 service yesterday.
It was an exciting service. Worship was led by the One Life musicians with Mervyn and Senzo., and supported by all the One Lifers.
The church was packed, and filled with a sense of excitement and expectation that was released into the worship
Hi all, Friday June 22nd will always be remembered as the day that God went ice skating with his children! One Life went on our first social outing of this year out to Northgate Ice rink with a turn out of 40 young people! The road trip in itself was an adventure, with all sorts of various routes being utilised especially noticed when Sylvia Slabbert’s car missed the suggested turn off and when informed about everyone else’s route simply stated “I’ll be fine!” Proof of God’s love for us.