Middle School Youth
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Middle School Youth Ministry Activities
Youth are an important part of the church. If you have suggestions for programs or activities you would like to do, please speak up and let us know! We are open to suggestions and feedback!
All activities require an annual permission slip/medical release form to be on file.
Youth Ministry sends out a monthly e-newsletter with info about upcoming events and deadlines. If you would like to be on the youth ministry email list please send an email to Marlene Stammerman mstammerman@StJohnPaulParish.org, so we can add your email address to our database!
Also, if your email address has changed, please let us know your new email.
Click here to check out the SJPII Athletic Website for Athletic News
The summer between 5th and 6th grade year is when youth can start
participating in the middle school programming
Service Opportunities
CLOW - Children's Liturgy of the Word - a program held for children at the 11:15 mass times- needs extra helpers! Contact Lora Aria at theariafamily@gmail.com You can sign up to work as little as one more or multiple mass times/dates!
Help at SJP when we host athletic events! - St. John Paul II students and parishioners in grades 6 – 12 can now earn service hours by volunteering their time at certain athletic events hosted by St. John Paul II! We ask that student's limits their time volunteering to a maximum of 4 hours per game day. Youth volunteers should check in with an Athletic Committee member to get their assigned duty. Potential work might include operating the scoreboard, keeping score sheets, cleaning the gym, and helping out in the concession area. Click here to find out more!
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