AYM Twin Cities

This summer we held two regional sports camps in Roseville and the West Metro Area.

We ended the year with a luau, celebrating our graduating seniors!

We hosted a Run4Missions 5K where our students raised money for domestic missions in Seattle and New York, as well as overseas to Siem Riep, Cambodia and East Asia.

We went away for a day trip to North Star Lodge for some hiking and deep study into Philippians and the key to contentment in Christ.

We built an escape room challenge to learn some of the reasons why Jesus' resurrection is a believable historical event and the best explanation for what happened in Jerusalem over 2000 years ago.

We experienced the joy of serving and giving during the holiday season as we purchased, wrapped, and delivered gifts on behalf of incarcerated parents to their children.

We hosted our first ever AYM Friendsgiving, inviting our friends to a delicious dinner and student-driven GOSPEL presentation, followed by Turkey Bowling for the middle schoolers, and an epic Captain Ball showdown for the high schoolers.

We joined teens nationwide equipping ourselves on how to share the G.O.S.P.E.L. Then we went out into our community and put what we learned into practice. We went to the Mall of America to take spiritual surveys and share the Gospel with our neighbors.

We welcomed the fall with a fun outing to Sever’s Fall Festival. Hot apple cider. Corn pit. Corn maze. Corn on the cob. Pumpkin blasters. Pig races. The best of the midwest!

We had a great time working hard to pack food to feed kids in need. Along with the other volunteers, we packed 36,288 meals into 168 boxes to feed 99 kids for a whole year. Talk about impact!

We welcomed everyone back after an eventful summer break. As school picks up, let's together stand firm against our fears and represent God well to our friends and classmates.

We hosted our first ever Level Up middle school STEM enrichment camp for students in our community where we learned robotics and built trebuchets, along with an epic water balloon fight.

We had a relaxing day-trip to a retreat cabin just across the border in Wisconsin for some arrow tag, campfire, and awesome food.

We celebrated the high school grads finishing high school and officially welcomed the rising 9th graders into high school.

We also ended our time by making a tunnel for the grads and then praying for them as a group as they make this big transition.

We had a one day Worldview Camp near the University of Minnesota where some college students gave presentations about how to think like a Christian in our modern day world. We also had a blast playing games and watching skits during a message on the facts about Jesus’ resurrection!