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North Seattle Catholic Youth Ministry
NORTH SEATTLE CATHOLIC YOUTH
Classes and groups have been canceled until further notice.
For more information, contact
Mariah Nickerson, Youth Minister,
mariah@nscy.org, (206-488-5970)
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UPCOMING YOUTH EVENTS All students in grades between 6th and 12th are welcome to join us for our youth events! Our youth events are centered on growing in our faith, asking questions, building relationships, playing games, doing activities, reflection and discussion, and enjoying a meal with fellow faithful peers. Check out the NSCY website at |
All Youth Events are in the Gym at Christ the King Parish
405 North 117th St., Seattle 98133
from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
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Volunteers Make a Difference! Please prayerfully consider joining us in our efforts Feel Free to Contact Us at Anytime! Mariah Nickerson |
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Christ the King Parish
405 North 117th Street
Settle, WA 98133
Meet Mariah
Youth Minister
Mariah Nickerson is the Youth Minister for N Seattle Catholic Youth.
Mariah is from Reno, Nevada. Mariah converted to the Catholic faith when she was sixteen years old. Mariah is currently a senior at Seattle University, and is majoring in Theology and Religious Studies with a Christian Theology minor.
Mariah loves hiking with family and friends, reading, writing, drinking coffee and tea, God, and studying Theology. Mariah's favorite Bible verse is Philippians 4:4-7! Mariah strives to help the youth of the Church, and a passion for this comes from her conversion as a teenager. As Pope Francis said in his homily at World Youth Day 2019 in Panama: "You, dear young people, are not the future but the now of God." Mariah hopes to help youth find their role as being the now of the Church and become saints!
