Welcome to Middle School Youth

The St. Thomas More Middle School Youth Ministry is a group of 6th, 7th, & 8th grade students desiring to grow in their Catholic Faith and develop faith based friendships. As our Mission Statement drives us to "go and make disciples" we are committed to growing in our faith through weekly Crossfire and EDGE meetings, Retreats, Events, Small group Activities, and Service Opportunities.

Come and check out one or all of our events!

Mountain Madness 2010

This last February, 21 middle school students from St. Thomas More spent thier President's Day weekend at Mountain Madness, a retreat designed to encourage middle school students in thier faith. They spent the weekend worshipping God with over 500 other students from throughout the Archdiocese of Denver. Check out the pictures from this awesome weekend!

Skate City Night

All middle school students are invited to join us for a night of skating at Skate City in Aurora! We will meet at Skate City at 7:00 pm and skate until 9 pm. Pick up a flyer and permission slip in the Catacombs or on the youth table at the Church. There is no registration deadline, you can just meet us there at Skate City the night of the event!

Call Kristi with questions @ (303) 220-3388 x. 4

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Souper Bowl of Caring

On Super Bowl Sunday over 100 teens and adults volunteered for a nationwide food drive called Souper Bowl of Caring hosted by the middle school youth group. Over $1,000 and 2,000 canned goods were collected and donated to local soup kitchens.

Spring Break Urban Plunge

Sick of spending your spring break playing video games, watching t.v. and being bored all week? Come join STM and All Souls youth groups in a spring break service project! You will get a chance to make new friends, serve the needy, and have lots of fun! Space is limited to the first 10 kids to sign up. See attached flyer and permission slip.

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EDGE

Check out pictures from EDGE- STM's 7th and 8th grade youth group!

Crossfire

Check out pictures from Crossfire, STM's 6th grade youth group!

Lessons From The Sandwich Line

By Kelsey Krebsbach

I've always thought of the homeless as people who I should avoid. They didn't look or dress the way I did. They were different. After I went to Sandwich Line, where I helped feed them, I realized that they never really planned on living on the streets. They were just normal people, but without homes. When I saw all these men and women lined up outside the church, I began to understand the importance of volunteering. Not only are you doing things for others at no cost, but you are also making an impression in somebody's life.

Broadway Assistance Center

One Thursday of every month (4:00pm-7:30 pm). Contact us at (303) 220-3388 for more information.

Help Serve Dinner to over 200 poor & homeless families at the Center.

From the Heart Nursing Home

Help put a smile on the faces of the men and women at Orchard Park Health and Rehabilitation Center.

We start with breakfast at Panera Bread and then head over to the Center to spend time playing games, talking, listening, and using our musical instruments to entertain them. This is a wonderful opportunity to see Christ in others. Permission form is attached.

Dates: March 20th, April 17th, and May 15th

St. Elizabeth Sandwich Line

2nd Saturday of Every Month (9:00am-1:00pm)

March 13, April 10, & May 8

Help prepare and serve lunch to Denver's Homeless at St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic Church on the Auroria Campus in Downtown Denver. Permission form attached.