About us
WAYGO Youth is a Christian youth group based in Nashville TN. Our mission is to disciple and mentor high school students by diving into God's word, teaching how to live as Jesus commanded, and worshiping as a community.
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We gather every Wednesday night at the Slovenski's house for a time of fellowship, worship, and learning the Word of God. We hope to see you soon!
our team:
Steve + Courtney
Slovenski
Co Founders and Directors
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Steve and Courtney love leading and hosting Waygo Youth at their house. They have been married for seven years and have 4 kids - Sawyer, Daisy, Dodger and Oscar. Courtney received her Bachelors degree from Pepperdine University and a Masters in Education from Lipscomb University. She taught in the inner city for 3 years, and loved every second. She has served in high school ministry for over 10 years and she is so thankful for the opportunity to run Waygo ministry. Steve received his bachelors in mechanical engineering from Princeton University and then received his masters in education from Vanderbilt University. He founded and directed a summer camp in Maine for 12 years and looks forward to continuing Camp Waygo for years to come!
Bayli Anholzer
Assistant Director
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Bayli runs Waygo's social media accounts and helps manage various administrative aspects of the ministry. Bayli has a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from Belmont University and worked with middle and high school aged students in Christian education. She has been involved in high school ministry for over 10 years and loves getting to witness how God is moving in and through the students at Waygo. Bayli and her husband, Ben, have been married for six years and have two daughters, Charlee & Noah Kate.
Taylor Williams
Director of Operations
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Taylor is Waygo’s Director of Operations and lives in Nashville with her husband Edward with their son Walker, daughter Violet, and dog Bruce. Taylor received her Bachelor's and Master's in Social Work. Taylor has a background in Christian education, supporting students with interpersonal and faith-based problems, and she has served in high school ministry for 14 years.
Nikolai Arrasmith
