Sunday Formation for Youth

Each Sunday morning, middle and high school students gather to explore Scripture, ask thoughtful questions, and discover what it means to follow Jesus in today’s world. Through engaging conversations, interactive activities, and shared reflection, youth are invited to wrestle with their faith, learn from one another, and consider how God’s story shapes the way we live each day. Sunday Formation is a space where curiosity is encouraged, questions are welcomed, and faith is nurtured in community.

Wednesday Night Youth Group

Following Wednesday night dinner each week, middle and high school youth gather for a time of fun, friendship, and intentional fellowship. These midweek gatherings include everything from outdoor games and creative projects to team-building activities and meaningful conversations that help youth grow in their relationships with one another and with God.

Children & Youth Registration

Each year, we ask parents and caregivers to complete a simple registration form for children and youth participating in life at St. Thomas. This helps us keep contact information and important details up to date and ensures we can communicate with families throughout the year. Whether your child is joining us for Sunday formation, youth group, Wonderful Wednesdays, or other activities, we invite you to complete the registration form each year.

Families Ministries Registration

Acolytes

Acolytes are students (kindergarten – 12th grade) who carry crosses, candles, and other items in procession and help in a number of ways throughout the service. Serving as an acolyte is a great way for children to gain leadership experience and learn more about Episcopal worship

Acolyte Training happens at least two times a year to welcome and prepare Acolytes for serving during the 10:30 worship service on Sundays as well as special services.

Confirmation

Each year, we offer Confirmation classes for youth ages 12–18 who are ready to explore the next step in their journey of faith. Through conversation, Scripture, worship, and reflection, youth discover more about the Episcopal tradition, their place within the Church, and what it means to live out the promises of their Baptism. Whether they ultimately choose to be confirmed or continue discerning, our hope is that every participant grows in faith and confidence as a disciple of Jesus.

Diocesan EYC Events

The Episcopal Youth Community of the Diocese of Atlanta offers a variety of events throughout the year with the goal of creating a joyful, inclusive community where every young person is welcomed just as they are. These gatherings provide wonderful opportunities for middle and high school youth to build friendships with teens from across the diocese, grow in their faith, and discover more about themselves. Visit eycdioatl.org for more information.