If you have not registered for High School Youth Ministry this year and would like to, you can print out the following registration form:
2010-2011 Registration Form
http://www.churchofchristtheking.org/pdf/Youth Ministry Registration Form.pdf
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Welcome to Christ the King Youth Ministry
Youth Ministry provides opportunities for high school age teens and junior high school age teens to grow in their faith within the the following components: catechesis, leadership development, justice & service, evangelization, community life, advocacy, prayer & worship and pastoral care & healing. To learn more about all the programs that come under the umbrella of Youth Ministry and to learn more about Youth Ministry in general, scroll down and view. Some pages will require that you have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer. This is free software that can be downloaded from the internet.
Questions or Concerns Contact: Youth Ministry Calender 2010-2011 COMING SOON! **Confirmation Preparation 2010-2011 see below** Freshmen in the Fall of 2010: Sophomores in the Fall of 2010:
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Keep up to date with what's going on in Youth Ministry:
A process that begins with weekly upperclassmen team leadership meetings in preparation for a day retreat designed for freshmen. The process then continues on a weekly basis with team and candidates.
A process that begins with weekly upperclassmen team leadership meetings in preparation for a weekend retreat designed for sophomores, or second year Confirmation candiates. The process then continues on a weekly basis with team and candidates.
A weekend retreat experience for juniors and seniors. We like to think of it as "Antioch Extra Strength."
A new retreat, which stands for Teens Remaining Active at Christ the King, that will begin planning in the winter with a team of young adults and college kids in preparation for an overnight retreat held at Christ the King designed for ALL HS teens, freshmen through seniors.
An outreach opportunity geared towards rising sophomores (also open to juniors and seniors if they choose) to build community within their parish, as well as help out among their community outside of their parish.
One of the major projects sponsored by Youth Ministry. During a week in the summer, youth, college students, and adults travel to Preston County, West Virginia to help renovate dilapidated homes owned by our brothers and sisters living with the unfortunate situation of rural poverty.
An outreach opportunity for college kids to travel to Guatemala, through Houses to Homes, to "build lasting, healthy homes, improving access to health care and education, and inspiring participation between the poor and civil society." 
In their document, "Renewing the Vision," the U.S, Bishops define eight different areas of Youth Ministry. Their vision calls for all parishes and schools to develop a Youth Ministry that provides opportunities for youth and their families to experience all eight components.