youth groups
youth groups
| Tabernacle Baptist Church Youth Group |
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| 911 W 3rd Street, Williamsport, PA 17701 (570) 322-2546 Welcome to the Tabernacle Baptist Church youth page (click menu items on the left once you load the webpage). Here you will find information about visting the youth group and upcoming events, as well as pictures from previous youth activities. Additionally, if you are unsure about how you can go to heaven, you can learn how to be sure. You also have an opportunity to contact the youth pastor. |
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Saint John's-Newberry Church |
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2101 Newberry Street Saint John's-Newberry Youth Ministry exists to bring youth to Jesus and membership into His family, help them move toward a Christlike maturity, give them tools and support for their ministry in the church and life mission in the world, in order to magnify God's name. Values
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| Government Youth Council Mayor's Office, Williamsport, PA |
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| Lycoming County 4-H Club http://lycoming.extension.psu.edu |
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4-H is a non profit Youth Development program. It is designed for youth between the ages of 8 18, and adult volunteers. The 4-H program offers hundreds of interesting and educational programs and projects for youth. 4-H clubs emphasize hands-on learning including parliamentary procedure. Snyder County currently has 13 4-H clubs ranging from community clubs to livestock clubs serving over 200 youth and 65 adult volunteers. For more information, contact Evelyn R. Simmons, 4-H Program Assistant |
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| Youth Leadership Lycoming www.williamsport.org/leadershipLycoming/youthLeadership/ |
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| At Youth Leadership Lycoming, high-school sophomores and juniors now have the chance to experience an educational program similar to the adult Leadership Lycoming program. Classes are tailored to issues facing today's teens, as well as issues facing today's society. The programs' objectives are to take a group of diverse students and help them recognize their own leadership potential and their potential impact on the community through volunteer opportunities. Students are encouraged to apply what they learned to promote leadership amongst their peers, thereby fostering other student's leadership potential . | ||||
| Youth Leadership Lycoming is a leadership program for high school sophomores and juniors, which enables students to develop leadership skills, while increasing awareness of their community. Youth Leadership Lycoming offers students the opportunity to work with adult leaders in their community through daylong seminars held over a nine-month period. The sessions focus on leadership skills, environmental issues, citiz enship/government, media/communications, community issues, community needs, opportunities, challenges and resources. | ||||
| Eligibility | ||||
| * All students from Lycoming County public schools and St. John
Neumann High School who are entering either 10th or 11th grade in the fall
of the coming school (calendar) year. * Previous applicants who were not chosen can reapply. * Graduates of Youth Leadership Lycoming cannot reapply. |
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| Application Procedure | ||||
| * The principal (or designated administrator) upon the recommendation
from a teacher, coach, or extra curricular activity director must approve
the student for application. * Students must complete the application, include 2 sealed letters of reference and return the packet to the principal. * Applications are returned to the Selection Committee, or to the Youth Leadership Coordinator. The Selection Committee will select 3 students
from each school distric t for involvement in the program. |
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| For Further Information Contact: Erin Barrett, Leadership Lycoming Coordinator, (570) 326-1971 |
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| Williamsport YOUTH COMMISSION www.seda-cog.org/lyc-williamsport/ |
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| For more information contact: Stephanie M. Mitchell, cityclerk@cityofwilliamsport.org City Clerk, City of Williamsport 245 West Fourth Street, Williamsport, PA 17701 (570) 327-7504 |
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| Teen Advisory Board [TAB] @ James V Brown Library www.jvbrown.edu |
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| Are you a teen who wants to make a difference in how the public library serves youth? If so, consider joining the James V. Brown Library Teen Advisory Board. For more information contact Jeffrey Swope, Assistant Director, (570) 326-0536 or TAB@jvbrown.edu. 19 East Fourth Street, Williamsport, PA 17701 |
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| 600 Campbell Street, Williamsport, PA 17701 For more information contact: Cathy "Cindy" Bond, Youth Board Coordinator, (570) 322-5515 or cbcenter@comcast.net |
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| CAPPA www.cappaproject.org |
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| 1919 Lincoln Drive, Williamsport, PA 17701 For more information contact: Holly Doyle, Executive Assistant, (570) 326-7700 or cappa@comcast.net |
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