Greetings!
Hello, current and prospective St. Bart’s families! My name is Michelle Betz and I am the Youth Education Leader. I am excited to meet you all and grow in God’s love together!
I am thrilled you are here to learn more about our programming and our parish. Although some parts of our lives have returned in some part to “normal”—back to school, although with testing pools and quarantines; back to working in the office; our kids being able to play on a playground and enjoy soccer, tennis, and outdoor sport—other parts are still in a holding pattern due to the coronavirus. Our youth program mirrors this current state, and we will remain flexible, following CDC guidelines, families' comfort levels, and your individual faith needs as families.
We have been offering remote homilies to mirror our Sunday School experience, family-led learning, other emailed or “snail mail” resources and periodic outdoor gatherings. Our hope is that this combination of connections to each other and St. Bart's helped keep the bonds strong until we were able to return to an in-person faith community. We are excited to be able to offer in-person Sunday School once again, starting in April 2022.
You can access our Youth Home Learning, News and Events, and Resources by clicking through the drop-down tab above under Education Programs, or click on the links below:
Current Happenings this month
Hello, current and prospective St. Bart’s families! My name is Michelle Betz and I am the Youth Education Leader. I am excited to meet you all and grow in God’s love together!
I am thrilled you are here to learn more about our programming and our parish. Although some parts of our lives have returned in some part to “normal”—back to school, although with testing pools and quarantines; back to working in the office; our kids being able to play on a playground and enjoy soccer, tennis, and outdoor sport—other parts are still in a holding pattern due to the coronavirus. Our youth program mirrors this current state, and we will remain flexible, following CDC guidelines, families' comfort levels, and your individual faith needs as families.
We have been offering remote homilies to mirror our Sunday School experience, family-led learning, other emailed or “snail mail” resources and periodic outdoor gatherings. Our hope is that this combination of connections to each other and St. Bart's helped keep the bonds strong until we were able to return to an in-person faith community. We are excited to be able to offer in-person Sunday School once again, starting in April 2022.
You can access our Youth Home Learning, News and Events, and Resources by clicking through the drop-down tab above under Education Programs, or click on the links below:
Current Happenings this month
Please also feel free to email me directly for questions and more information. We will continue to work hard to enrich your children’s spiritual formation journey, making it fun and engaging along the way.
“It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.” ~ Antonine de Saint Exupery.
Let God’s love for us warm our hearts and shine brightly for all those around us.
“It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.” ~ Antonine de Saint Exupery.
Let God’s love for us warm our hearts and shine brightly for all those around us.
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