SLAM
SLAM - Serving God, Loving OTHERS, and Making Joyful NOISE
Hello families
Sunday school meets at 10:15am on Sundays in the Nursery.
For any questions, to register or volunteer please contact Jen Clark at event@mtolc.com or
928-662-8764
Thank you to all of our volunteers and our awesome parents. You are the Foundation of Sunday School. We couldn't SLAM (Serve God, Love others, AND Make a joyful noise) without you!!!
Youth Praise Band
Our Youth Praise Band includes musicians and singers who are skilled in guitar, piano, and drums.
Expanding this ministry is something important to us and we hope to welcome new members as our group grows. If you would like to get involved let us know!
email: Office@mtolc.com
Campformation
Every summer members of Mount Olive Lutheran Church join with other ELCA churches across the Grand Canyon Synod and attend a week-long summer camp in the Prescot Mountains at Camp Pine Rock. If your student would like to attend you may Register them here:
We offer these youth education programs:
Children’s Slam (Sunday School K-4th grade)
Confirmation/Be BOLD (grades 5-8)
Youth Praise Band
Campformation
Youth Worship 3rd Sunday Monthly
On the 3rd Sunday of each month our youth take over leadership roles for worship during the 10am hour. We feel it is an important part of ministry to include and educate our children in all aspects of church life and worship. Children who enjoy leadership roles often feel connected with purpose in their church and they stay more involved with Christian life styles into adulthood.
Here are some of the roles our youth participate in:
Acolyte
Worship Assistant (confirmed youth or young adult)
Children's Message
Ushers
Greeters
Reader
Communion Servers (confirmed youth or young adult)
Youth Praise Band: Lilyana Ash, Juliet Clark, Nathan Hawkins, and Andrew Govan.
If you want to sign up for our YOUTH TEAM follow this Youth Team link.
Confirmation
For youth in the 7th and 8th grades
Confirmation is a public rite of the Church preceded by a period of instruction designed to help baptized Christians identify with the life and mission of the Christian community. The rite of confirmation provides an opportunity for the individual Christian, relying on God's promise given in Holy Baptism, to make a personal public confession of the faith and a lifelong pledge of fidelity to Christ.
