Our Team

Youth for Christ is a Christian organization.

We aim to help people to know God and receive all that God intends for each of us. We put our hope in a loving God who wants relationship with us all and that being attentive to His Word is part of that. This is why YFC staff and the volunteers operate according to Biblical principles.

We are not a church and do not require people to believe a certain way to be involved.

Our services and programs are available to all young people. YFC does not discriminate involvement in our programs based on religion, race, sexual orientation or in any other way. Teenagers naturally seek friendship, support and fun. Happily, we are able to offer the encouragement, direction and counseling that comes from authentic and real youth opportunities.

We believe that life is a journey that we need to walk through together.

That’s why we are committed to long-term relational support with young people. We know that it is through friendships AND services that young people will find hope.

We seek and support those who model honesty, enthusiasm, respect, forgiveness and a love for God.

The involvement and support of volunteers is essential to the effectiveness of socially and economically responsible programs.

The family is a young person’s primary social network.

It has the potential to be the most influential context in which learning and value formation can occur. Our support of the caring role in this process is imperative.

Not everything that happens in life is easy or fair, and too often we as people turn to dangerous coping mechanisms.

Where, or what, are young people turning to for help? We need to support each other and stand up for each other. The rise in youth violence, substance use, and family troubles necessitate strong help. Our programs and staff advocate positions and actions which further the common good of children, families and the communities we live and work in.

Youth for Christ is a Christian organization and seeks to assist people to know God and receive all that God intends for each individual. We are not a church and do not require people to believe a certain way to be involved. YFC is open to all young people. YFC does not discriminate involvement in our programs based on religion, race, sexual orientation or in any other way. YFC staff and the organization operate according to Biblical principles.

YFC services are available to all young people. Teenagers naturally seek friendship, support and fun. Happily, we are able to offer the encouragement, direction and counseling that comes from authentic and real youth opportunities.

We are committed to long-term relational support with young people because we believe that life is a journey that we need to walk through together. It is through offering friendships AND services that young people will find hope.

We seek and support those who model honesty, enthusiasm, respect, forgiveness and a love for God. The involvement and support of volunteers is essential to the effectiveness of socially and economically responsible programs.

The family is a young person’s primary social network.

It has the potential to be the most influential context in which learning and value formation can occur. Our support of the caring role in this process is imperative.

Not everything that happens in life is easy or fair, and too often we as people turn to dangerous coping mechanisms.

Where, or what, are young people turning to for help? We need to support each other and stand up for each other. The rise in youth violence, substance use, and family troubles necessitate strong help. Our programs and staff advocate positions and actions which further the common good of children, families and the communities we live and work in.