Mission statement: We are here to support the congregations of our Diocese as we all invite youth into an ever-deepening, personal relationship with God through Christ, to learn and live the Scriptures, and to carry God's light & love into the world. Our goal is to help train, equip, empower and renew youth and their adult mentors for Christ-centered, transforming ministries throughout the Diocese of Massachusetts and beyond.

Join the Diocesan Youth Council for this coming year!
Where you can
meet other Episcopal high schoolers from all over the diocese!
be a voice in your parish and community for youth issues and concerns!
learn how to practice radical hospitality for other youth at our retreats!
have an open and safe space to talk about your journey of faith wherever you are on it!
find a place to be curious about the life of the Church, and to ask questions!
learn how to make a difference in your parish, your deanery and shape the vision of the Episcopal Church in Eastern Massachusetts!
The Diocesan Youth Council (DYC) is a group of young people who represent the youth of the Diocese at Diocesan Convention. They plan and run Diocesan youth events and work ultimately to make the church a nurturing environment for the spiritual growth of young people in the Christian community. They seek to accomplish this through extending fellowship and hospitality with their fellow youth.
Applications can be found here, and are due into Kit Lonergan by September 4, 2009!



Youth Leadership Academy Summer 2009 Registration NOW!
Rising 9th and 10th graders: Join us for a week at the Barbara C. Harris Camp this summer!
Its a great week filled with all the usual camp fun and activities, but also includes learning about the basics of leadership, service to our communities and where God, the Church and WE all fit into this! Registration for YLA requires NO separate application, just sign up for the 1st week of Camp (June 28-July 4th) at www.bchcenter.org!
Questions about the program? Get in touch with Kit Lonergan (klonergan@diomass.org) or Carolyn at the Camp (Carolyn@bchcenter.org

