St. Augustine’s 20s & 30s is a community of young adults who welcome all through the celebration of diversity, inclusion and equity. Members of the 20s & 30s grow in their Christian faith through relationship-building in worship, spiritual practice, service and educational opportunities. We work to build a loving community that honors mind-body-spirit and seeks to enact God's justice in the world. Wherever you are on your faith journey, you are welcome!
Welcome to the St. A's Young Adults group! Our monthly gatherings are an opportunity to get to know other young adults (20s and 30s) and spend quality time together with shared meals, outings, and service.
Looking for honest conversation about faith, life, and ethics outside the sanctuary walls? Join us for our new winter Theology on Tap series, tailored towards our young adults, including young couples, parents, and those settling into this next season of adulthood. The brewery location is currently TBD so we can choose a spot convenient to everyone traveling from work or bedtime routines. Food & N/A drinks will be available! Fill out our quick interest form to help us pick a central neighborhood, suggest topics, and save your seat! bit.ly/stastheologyontap or email Lindsey at lindsey@staugustineschapel.org.
Join us for our winter series, Theology on Tap!
When: The first Thursday of every month for the winter months, 7pm
November 5th, December 3rd, January 7th, February 4th, March 4th
Where: Location TBD (let us know below what locations are convenient)
We'll gather for some semi-structured, very casual conversation about theology, faith, community care, etc.
Worship & Spiritual Practice
On a weekly basis, the 20s & 30s join the wider community for worship. We join the wider community in learning about and practicing spiritual disciplines.
Service
The 20s & 30s participate in the social justice ministries of St. Augustine’s such as Thistle Farms, Room in the Inn, and Escuela Anne Stevens.
Educational Opportunities
The 20s & 30s are engaged in creative educational opportunities to learn about God, self, and social issues through film, art shows, story-telling, literature, and more. We also participate in the Adult Ed forums on Sunday mornings and other special opportunities for learning at the Chapel.
