Trinity Youth
We exist to help students follow Jesus with depth and resilience by discovering their identity in Him, growing in authentic community, and living as gospel centered disciples in the world.
This Is Where You Belong
If you're in 6th–12th grade, Trinity Youth is the place to be Friday nights from 6:30–8:30 pm downstairs in the Youth Room (directions at the bottom of this page). These nights are all about connection—laughing hard, asking big questions, building real friendships, and discovering what it means to follow Jesus in everyday life. Whether it’s a game night, a deep conversation, or a space to just be yourself, our goal is to help students love God, love people, and grow together in community. Parents, want to stay in the loop? Check out our calendar below and sign up for The Rundown, our weekly newsletter with event reminders, important updates, and ways your student can get involved.
Practice the way of Jesus together as youth
Upcoming events.
Recommended Reading + Resources
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10 Questions Every Teen Should Ask by Rebecca McLaughlin gives students honest, gospel-centered responses to the hard things culture throws at them.
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Whether you're new to theology or building a deeper foundation, The New City Catechism Devotional offers short, rich reflections that anchor your faith.
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Parenting by Paul David Tripp reframes parenting as a calling to gospel-shaped discipleship, not just behavior management.
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Kingdom Students by Cory Barnes and Norris Grubbs helps high schoolers see college as more than just classes and careers—it’s a chance to follow Jesus with purpose, steward every opportunity, and live for the Kingdom right from day one.
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Habits of the Household by Justin Whitmel Earley helps you see the ordinary routines of life (bedtime, meals, chores) as spiritual rhythms that form the soul.
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And for anyone serious about spiritual formation, Practicing the Way by John Mark Comer is a fresh, compelling invitation to slow down and become like Jesus, together.
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If you're a student sensing a tug toward ministry, Calling Out the Called by Shane Pruitt names that call with boldness and invites you to follow Jesus with your whole life.
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In a culture flooded with mixed messages about love and sex, Chasing Love by Sean McDowell offers a better vision—one shaped by truth, beauty, and the way of Jesus.
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For honest doubts and deep questions, The Reason for God by Tim Keller is a thoughtful, accessible guide to the rational foundation of Christian faith.
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The Apostles’ Creed by Albert Mohler unpacks the historic confession of the Church and shows why it still shapes our beliefs and lives today.
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With clarity and grace, In His Image by Jen Wilkin shifts the focus from “What should I do?” to “Who is God calling me to be?”
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Axis.org is a go-to resource for parents and leaders who want to understand Gen Z + Alpha culture and disciple students in the middle of it.
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The Bible Project brings Scripture to life through beautifully designed videos and resources that help students see the Bible as a unified story leading to Jesus.
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For parents committed to raising their kids in the way of Jesus, Raising Passionate Jesus Followers by Phil and Diane Comer is both inspiring and deeply practical.
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How Not to Read the Bible by Dan Kimball helps students and parents make sense of the confusing, weird, and sometimes troubling parts of Scripture, reminding us that the Bible is good, true, and worth trusting when we read it the right way.
Where to find us
Come to the front of the Trinity building on 35th Ave SW. Look for the lamp post, then head down the staircase just to the right of the main entrance—that’ll take you straight to the Youth Room. We’ll be there!
Want to Invest in the Next Generation?
We’re always looking for caring, committed adults to walk alongside students as they grow in faith and community. If you're interested in volunteering with Trinity Youth, reach out to Caleb at caleb@trinityws.com—he’d love to connect with you!