Confirmands are in a phase of life characterized by transitions. The transition from childhood to adolescence, from perceived immaturity to (religious) maturity, from the family nest into peer groups—all of this impacts the reality and perception of confirmands. In this fragile phase of life, young people need a special kind of support and guidance; they need to be able to ask questions and find spaces where they can reflect on their perceptions and attitudes toward the world. Furthermore, they need experiences of security and the feeling of being held and supported in this world. From a developmental psychology perspective, experiences of spirituality and community are important resilience factors.