Through chapel, spiritual care, YoungLife, Bible studies, and the 30 Day Challenge, youth are given opportunities to explore faith, healing, and personal growth.
At Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch, healing includes the mind, body, and spirit. The Spiritual Life Program exists to help youth, families, and staff understand and experience God in ways that foster healing and relational maturity.
Supported entirely by generous donors and churches, the Spiritual Life Program provides opportunities for youth to explore faith, receive spiritual support, and participate in voluntary activities that encourage reflection and growth.
The program includes weekly chapel, individual spiritual care, YoungLife Club, Bible studies, and the 30 Day Challenge. Chapel offers a youth oriented, non denominational Christian worship experience for those interested in attending. Spiritual care provides prayer and support for youth who desire individual counsel. YoungLife offers engaging activities that introduce youth to faith in an inviting setting.
Bible studies give youth the opportunity to learn how to study scripture and apply it to their lives. The 30 Day Challenge encourages participants to read Bible passages each day, journal using the S.O.A.P. method, and reflect on how faith connects to their personal experiences.
The flyer also shares stories of youth whose lives were impacted through spiritual counseling, chapel, Bible study, and YoungLife. For some, these experiences helped bring comfort during grief, encouragement during treatment, and a renewed sense of hope.
Yellowstone Foundation is grateful for the donors, churches, and partners who make the Spiritual Life Program possible. Their support helps provide opportunities for youth to experience encouragement, belonging, and healing through faith based connection.
