Children & Youth Ministry Overview

The United Methodist Church of Geneva is dedicated to nurturing the spiritual growth and well-being of children and youth through engaging programs and meaningful ministries. From Sunday school and interactive worship experiences to youth groups and service projects, the church creates a welcoming space where young people can explore their faith, build lasting friendships, and develop a strong  spiritual foundation  By combining education, mentorship, and community, the church empowers children and youth to grow in their relationship with God and make a positive impact in the world around them

CHILDREN’S MINISTRY

Please register your kids for Sunday School Here.

9:00 am SundaysFYI: Summer Sunday School Begins June 8th


We’re excited to return to the Godly Play curriculum for ages 3 through 2nd grade, using this Montessori-style approach to explore the mysteries of God and God’s presence in our lives. Children 3rd grade and up are invited to attend worship—look for updated worship bags designed just for them.

YOUTH MINISTRY

LOOK FOR WELCOME BACK EVENT INFORMATION SOON!

Youth Activities

Youth Group meets throughout the year for different activities and mission projects. Please check our website/calendar for events. 

Confirmation

Our Confirmation program is a joint effort offered for youth at Wesley: Aurora, Baker Memorial, Batavia, and Geneva United Methodist Churches. Running from January to May, the program is designed for youth in 6th grade and up who demonstrate readiness for confirmation, including those who have not yet been baptized. Classes are led by the pastors of these four churches and focus on deepening understanding of the Christian faith, the United Methodist tradition, and the individual’s relationship with God.

In the United Methodist tradition, confirmation is a significant step in a person’s faith journey, where youth publicly affirm the baptismal vows made on their behalf as infants—or, for those not yet baptized, take the step of baptism as they make their personal commitment to Christ. This process helps confirmands grow in their understanding of God’s grace and the life of discipleship. Through classes, discussions, and retreats, confirmands explore the Bible, the church’s beliefs, and how to live out their faith in daily life.

The outcome of confirmation is not only a personal affirmation of faith but also a deeper commitment to the church community. Confirmands are welcomed into full participation in the life and ministry of the church, embracing their call as disciples of Christ.

To learn more about the Confirmation program, please contact Pastor Rob or Pastor Heather.

Appalachia Service Project

Youth ages 14 and over are invited to join us on our ASP Trip Each Summer.  Click the graphic to take you to the ASP page.