ECHOES YTH
At Echoes Church, we believe our youth are not just the future of the church—they are the church. Echoes YTH exists to help middle school and high school students echo the life of Jesus in their everyday lives. Through services, crews (small groups), and events, our goal is to create spaces for students to know Jesus, build real friendships, and grow in faith together.
Middle School
Wednesdays
Middle School services happen every Wednesday from 6:30–8pm at Echoes HQ
Middle School YTH can expect a space designed specifically for their age and stage, with live teaching, grade- and gender-specific Crews (small groups) where they’ll build real friendships, ask honest questions, and grow in their faith, fun and more.
ECHOES HQ
10153 E Hampton Ave #106
Mesa, AZ 85209
High School
Sundays
High School services happen every Sunday from 6–8pm at Echoes HQ.
High School YTH can expect a welcoming environment with live teaching, and grade- and gender-specific Crews (small groups) where they’ll build authentic friendships, be challenged in their faith, and find community that helps them follow Jesus in everyday lives.
ECHOES HQ
10153 E Hampton Ave #106
Mesa, AZ 85209
Summer Camp 2026
Camp is where faith gets real. Students step away from everyday life to grow spiritually, build genuine friendships, and discover what God is doing in their lives. Through powerful worship, relevant teaching, and small groups with leaders who truly care, students experience meaningful community in a safe, fun environment with space to focus on what matters most. For many students, this week becomes a defining moment—where faith becomes personal, confidence grows, and memories last forever.
ECHOES YTH
Our Echoes YTH team is dedicated to helping students echo the life of Jesus in their everyday lives.
Follow us on Instagram @echoes.youth
Have questions? Email us youth@echoes.church
Serve in Echoes YTH
Invest in the next generation and help students echo the life of Jesus in their everyday lives. Whether it’s leading a small group, running games, or just showing up to cheer students on—you can make a difference.
