Centreville UMC Youth Missions

Centreville UMC Youth Missions involves youth in preparing, packaging, and distributing food, including making hot meals and loading up a van to serve 100 meals in Washington DC. The program also includes volunteer home repair in Central Appalachia, where youth and adults provide home repairs and additions for families. Each summer, a mission team of youth and adults travels to Sneedville, TN for construction projects, backyard bible school, and nursing home and ladies' group ministries.

• Ages: 12–18 years old
• Schedule: Once a month Teens Opposing Poverty (TOP) service days, meeting at 10:00 AM and returning by 1:00 PM

Youth can serve the homeless in Washington DC through Teens Opposing Poverty (TOP), with upcoming TOP dates listed as March 21, April 25, and May 23. Appalachia Service Project (ASP) is described as a Christian ministry, open to all people, that inspires hope through volunteer home repair in Central Appalachia. The Sneedville, TN mission week focuses on service and relationship-building with community residents, and the mission team centers on God by building relationships with each other and the community residents throughout the week. The stated mission for Centreville UMC Youth Missions is “Youth Missions: Loving God Through Loving Others,” encouraging youth to serve as Christ’s witnesses and act as “hands and feet of the Lord” to share His love throughout the community. Leadership contacts include David Raich, with recent Youth Ministry posts by Phil Mohr and Kim Wu.

Last updated July 18, 2026.