In episode four of Keeping Up with the Youtherans, we hear from Kaitlyn Losh from St. John's in Salisbury. A lifelong Lutheran, Kaitlyn, reflects on how deep relationships, youth involvement, and a strong sense of belonging have shaped her faith, and emphasizes that noticing, welcoming, and building community are key to keeping young people connected to the church. Keeping up with the Youtherans features 10-minute or less episodes so you can hear from youth around the North Carolina Synod about what they think about this church and its future. Each episode has <a class="ProsemirrorEditor-link" href= "https://nclutheran.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Keeping-up-with-the-Youtherans-Accompaniment-Bible-Study-Episode-5-22Family22-WIth-Kaitlyn-Losh-.pdf">accompaniment Bible study</a> to go with it that can be used with adults, youth, or intergenerationally.

In episode four of Keeping Up with the Youtherans, we hear from Kaitlyn Losh from St. John's in Salisbury. A lifelong Lutheran, Kaitlyn, reflects on how deep relationships, youth involvement, and a strong sense of belonging have shaped her faith, and emphasizes that noticing, welcoming, and building community are key to keeping young people connected to the church. Keeping up with the Youtherans features 10-minute or less episodes so you can hear from youth around the North Carolina Synod about what they think about this church and its future. Each episode has accompaniment Bible study to go with it that can be used with adults, youth, or intergenerationally.

In episode four of Keeping Up with the Youtherans, we hear from Kaitlyn Losh from St. John's in Salisbury. A lifelong Lutheran, Kaitlyn, reflects on how deep relationships, youth involvement, and a strong sense of belonging have shaped her faith, and emphasizes that noticing, welcoming, and building community are key to keeping young people connected to the church. Keeping up with the Youtherans features 10-minute or less episodes so you can hear from youth around the North Carolina Synod about what they think about this church and its future. Each episode has <a href="https://nclutheran.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Keeping-up-with-the-Youtherans-Accompaniment-Bible-Study-Episode-5-22Family22-WIth-Kaitlyn-Losh-.pdf" rel="noopener noreferrer">accompaniment Bible study</a> to go with it that can be used with adults, youth, or intergenerationally.

Keeping Up With The Youtherans: "Family" With Kaitlyn

In episode four of Keeping Up with the Youtherans, we hear from Mason Morton from Holy Comforter in Belmont. Mason describes growing up between competing faith messages, finding belonging through youth group, and urging churches to move beyond words toward genuine inclusion, honest conversations about mental health, and shared leadership with young people. Keeping up with the Youtherans features 10-minute or less episodes so you can hear from youth around the North Carolina Synod about what they think about this church and its future. Each episode has <a class="ProsemirrorEditor-link" href= "https://nclutheran.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Keeping-up-with-the-Youtherans-Accompaniment-Bible-Study-4.pdf">accompaniment Bible study</a> to go with it that can be used with adults, youth, or intergenerationally.

In episode four of Keeping Up with the Youtherans, we hear from Mason Morton from Holy Comforter in Belmont. Mason describes growing up between competing faith messages, finding belonging through youth group, and urging churches to move beyond words toward genuine inclusion, honest conversations about mental health, and shared leadership with young people. Keeping up with the Youtherans features 10-minute or less episodes so you can hear from youth around the North Carolina Synod about what they think about this church and its future. Each episode has accompaniment Bible study to go with it that can be used with adults, youth, or intergenerationally.

In episode four of Keeping Up with the Youtherans, we hear from Mason Morton from Holy Comforter in Belmont. Mason describes growing up between competing faith messages, finding belonging through youth group, and urging churches to move beyond words toward genuine inclusion, honest conversations about mental health, and shared leadership with young people. Keeping up with the Youtherans features 10-minute or less episodes so you can hear from youth around the North Carolina Synod about what they think about this church and its future. Each episode has <a href="https://nclutheran.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Keeping-up-with-the-Youtherans-Accompaniment-Bible-Study-4.pdf" rel="noopener noreferrer">accompaniment Bible study</a> to go with it that can be used with adults, youth, or intergenerationally.

Keeping Up With the Youtherans: "Challenging" With Mason

Genesis Generations: Where Forgiveness meets Jealousy

Genesis Generations: Judah's Redemption Arc

Genesis Generations: Revenge is a dish best served...with a bag of money?

Genesis Generations: Joseph, Interpreter of Dreams

Genesis Generations: Prison Dreams

Genesis Generations: The Intermission

Genesis Generations: Hatred Does Not Thwart God's Plan

Genesis Generations: Many Generations

Genesis Generations: Working Fourteen Years - Jacob and Rachel

Genesis Generations: Cracked Shins

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