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Tuesday, October 7, 2008 9:17 PM CDT
Charleston to host Youth Alive at middle and high schools



CHARLESTON — Youth Alive meetings will be held at both middle school and high school campuses to provide students with the means and support needed to share the gospel with their friends and classmates.

According to a news release from Youth Alive, the program is a “multi-faceted strategy to bring Jesus Christ, the message of Hope, to our middle school, junior and high school campuses. Youth Alive can impact a campus through prayer, empowerment, networking, and outreach.”

The program is a student-led and adult-sponsored ministry.

Meetings will resume Oct. 8, at Charleston Middle School and High School and will continue throughout the school year.

Youth Alive will meet from 8 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. each Wednesday in the Rec Room at the school for Christian music, games, fellowship, devotion and prayer.

For high school students, meetings will be held during both A and B lunch periods in the Chorus Room, where there will be Christian music, fellowship, devotions and prayer. Pizza and soda will be available.


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