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Faith doesn’t stop forming just because we are "all grown up." It is something that deepens, stretches, and even matures with us.
Adult Faith Formation is a place to slow down, engage Scripture, and think honestly about what we believe and why it matters. It meets us in the middle of real life - work, family, doubt, responsibility - and invites us to see how faith speaks into all of it.
This isn’t about memorizing answers or checking boxes. It’s about developing a faith that can be articulated, wrestled with, and lived. A faith that holds up in the quiet moments and the hard ones.
Because mature faith isn’t accidental, it’s formed, practiced, and renewed over time, in community.
If you would like to know more about our Church or to get connected with our ministries, please visit our main Church site.
Young Adults
Young Adult Ministry is built on four pillars laid out by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops:
1. Connecting Young Adults with Jesus Christ.
2. Connecting Young Adults with the Church.
3. Connecting Young Adults with the Mission of the Church in the world.
4. Connecting Young Adults with a peer community.
Adult Faith Formation
Faith isn’t something we outgrow, it’s something we grow into.
Adult Faith Formation is a space to slow down, open Scripture, and wrestle honestly with what it means to follow Christ in real life. This isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about asking better questions, understanding why the Church teaches what it does, and learning how the Gospel actually intersects with our work, families, struggles, and decisions.
Together, we explore Scripture, Church teaching, and the story of salvation. This is done not as abstract ideas, but as something meant to shape how we live Monday through Saturday. We will see you in church on Sunday!
Whether you’re deeply involved, coming back after some time away, or just curious, you’re welcome here. No pressure. No prerequisites. Just an open invitation to go deeper, think clearly, and grow in faith—together.
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