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Life Teen
Welcome to LifeLine
LifeLine is a ministry for adults, typically but not restricted to parents of teens in the Life Teen program. All adults are welcomed. The mission of Life Line is to lead adults closer to Christ.
The LifeLine Ministry is a five-pronged approach:
- Core Support & Affirmations
- Prayer teams
- Life Nights
- Service
- Retreat Kitchen Crew
We have long recognized the importance of ministry not only to teens but also to their families, especially parents. The best thing we could do for any teen is to help their parents develop a stronger relationship with God and His Church.
It is not impossible but perhaps improbable that teens can be reached without reaching their parents. Despite conflicts that may arise between teens and their parents, teens still take their direction from their parents. Teens cannot be expected to do any more than the parents are willing to do.
The LifeLine ministry gives the adult community, especially parents, a broader understanding of the Life Teen program and how it works. At the same time it develops parents spiritually and fosters good Christian families.
If you wish to volunteer as a Core Member, adult chaperone, parent helper, kitchen crew member, or in any other aspect of our youth ministry at St. Ann's, please read and fill out the volunteer paperwork available on the Archdiocese website . The completed paperwork may then be turned into St. Ann's Youth Ministry Office located in the Teen Center.Volunteers who will be driving teens to St. Ann's Youth Ministry sponsored events will also need to fill out a Driver Information Form.
Got questions? E-mail Mary Jo Falvey at her e-mail:
or call at 770-815-0845.