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Contact: David Gehrig
425-214-5466
[email protected]
Forever Young offers opportunities for our parishioners 55 and older, single or married, to further serve and explore what God has given us: The physical world around us, the world of our body, mind and spirit and the world of community service, friendship, adventure, curiosity and fun.
Mission:
To provide opportunities for our parishioners, age 55 and older, to build community, to foster friendships and to grow together spiritually and intellectually in a fun, prayerful and welcoming environment.
How to Participate:
Forever Young hosts monthly meetings on the fourth Wednesday of the month. Most meetings have a theme—many have guest speakers. Topics are listed in the bulletin, and below on this page.
Forever Young subgroups include:- Book Club: This group meets on the fourth Friday of each month in the Parish Center to discuss books on a wide range of interests decided by the group.
- Let’s-Eat-Out (LEO) Group: break bread monthly at a local restaurant.
- Sandwiches for the Homeless: Members make sandwiches once a month for St. Martin de Porres shelter for elderly men
- Other Groups may be formed based on member interest. This might include groups such as sewing, scrabble or golf.
TOPICS FOR OUR MONTHLY MEETINGS 2023
FEBRUARY 22
"Who is Fr. Nehnevaj? "
One man’s call and response to God’s invitation.
A Lenten response for all to follow.
MARCH 22
"Council Smouncil – Why should I care?"
Bellevue Deputy Major shares what and why our city council is important and why you should care.
Jared Nieuwenhuis, Bellevue Deputy Mayor
APRIL 26
"Born Unwanted"
Helen Hesketh shares her compelling and uplifting story of pain, courage and healing as she recounts living with unwanted episodes for most of her life. Long time Parishioner and friend Helen Hesketh
MAY 24
''Marian Devotion Across Cultures”
St. Louise Parishioners share their love of Mary Mother of God.
Various Ethnic Groups of St. Louise Parish share Marian devotion