CFF - CF Youth

Weekly Youth Activities

CFYouth is continuing a study called "Answers for Our Faith." The aim of this study is to see what makes Christianity distinct, and how to respond to other worldviews that we encounter. This study is taking place at Youth Group on Wednesday Nights, and has brought about good discussion so far.

CFYouth is meeting in person in the Gathering Place on Wednesdays from 6:30-8:00 pm. Students who will be entering 6th through 12th grade this school year are welcome to join us. If we don't already have one from you, we will need a signed permission slip before you attend.

CFYouth Sunday School

For several years, our AWANA program has concluded after the T&T age group. Any students wanting to continue into Middle School and High School have needed to do so on their own. This year, we are going to offer the middle school and high school groups of AWANA, called "Trek" and "Journey." Please be praying that we will be able to reach attending students in meaningful ways.

Trek (6th-8th)

September 13th - Before the Beginning Began
September 20th - Out of Nothing
September 27th - No SS - Ministry Fair

Journey (9th-12th)

September 13th – Apologetics
September 20th- Faith
September 27th - No SS - Ministry Fair

Youth Group Wednesday Evenings: 6:30pm - 8:00 pm

September 2nd - Progressive Christianity and Religious Pluralism
September 9th - Judaism and Law Observant Religious Groups
September 16th - Islam
September 23rd - Hinduism and Buddhism
September 30th - Prayer and Praise Night

Honduras Mission Trip

Help Needed:

If you would like to help out once a month at Youth Group, please let Pastor Mike know! Right now we are looking for people that could help out by just being present and engaging with our students. We aren't looking for anyone to lead or teach, just be an encouraging presence for the students.

We are so grateful for those who have stepped up to offer to help with Youth Group after Pastor Dave's departure. Special thanks to Adam and Laura Copper, Tino Leone, Jalea Moffett, Jason Krauth, Steve Skelton, Randy and Sarah Comstock, Steve Quakenbush and Hayes Glen.

King Soopers/City Market Fundraiser Update:

Thank you, church family, for donating $85.33 from

April - June to the City Market Rewards Program. We have 26 households participating in this program ,

and these donations go to the CFYouth!

If you would like more information, please contact the church office

Nepal 2022

Dear CFF Family,

We really enjoyed being able to shareabout our mission trip to Nepal! Thank you so much for all your support! And, here is everyone's lesson learned/ favorite part:

Danica: I learned quite a lot on the mission trip, but something that really stuck out to me was learning that all Christians are connected by the love of Jesus. Feeling connected to someone who you have never met before through Jesus was such a crazy, but amazing thing. My favorite part was definitely getting to spend time with the kids and see Jesus shine through them.

Rachel: Learned- I learned that God's people have a special connection with each other, even through a language barrier. Favorite Part- Doing things with the kids was amazing and so fun.

Grace: Learned- God helped me through whatever I needed each day. Favorite Part- Hanging out and making friends with the kids. I still talk to some of them on Instagram.

Joel: What I learned was that even though the living conditions were not fun, they lived with a certain joy that you can't find in the States. My favorite part of the trip was hanging out with the kids.

Brendon: I learned some things that it took a long time to realize, because early on in the mission trip I felt as if I wasn't having a big enough impact on the people I was with and the world I was exploring. But on the last few days as we were saying goodbye to the orphans, I realized that I had been having an impact. I had been changing the world, just not in a way I realized-being a light in someone else's life. I hadn't changed my own world, but I had changed someone else's. And that's when I realized that I won't be able to change the world by making big and grand gestures. I change the world one person at a time, by being the light in someone else's life. My favorite part of Nepal was without a doubt spending time with the orphans… the rock, paper, scissors game was so fun. Getting to learn more about the orphans and their personalities was such an experience.

Adam: I learned that we don't always have to plan out every detail because God has His own plan that is much better. My favorite part was watching the orphans be one big happy family. They were so joyful and stepped in to care for others’ needs. The caretakers are so loving!

Laura: I was reminded that God's timing is always best! My favorite thing was watching the kids (on both ends) light up and make such amazing connections. It was also great to see our youth step out of their comfort zones and try new things.

Below is a link to photos on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.5489061327781979&type=3

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