Youth Matter.
Middle and high school years are crucial. We strive to create a space where students (6th-12th grade) can come as they are, ask the hard questions, learn what it means to follow Jesus, and be encouraged to keep seeking God's plan for their life. And of course, have a lot of fun in the process!
We are committed to helping every student encounter the beauty of God, learn to live life with Jesus, and participate in God's mission in the world.
Middle and high school years are crucial. We strive to create a space where students (6th-12th grade) can come as they are, ask the hard questions, learn what it means to follow Jesus, and be encouraged to keep seeking God's plan for their life. And of course, have a lot of fun in the process!
We are committed to helping every student encounter the beauty of God, learn to live life with Jesus, and participate in God's mission in the world.
Sundays 9:00 - 10:00 am - Youth engage in a lively discussion on how the Biblical case study relates to their everyday life. There is also time for hanging out as leaders foster a supportive community among the students.
Wednesdays 6:30 - 8:00 pm - An evening of creative learning as well as fun and games. Youth are encouraged to bring their friends!
Special Projects and Events - The next generation is hungry to be a part of the work of Jesus in the world, so our activities also include various service opportunities. Summer affords the time for special experiences such as camp, conferences, or mission trips.
Wednesdays 6:30 - 8:00 pm - An evening of creative learning as well as fun and games. Youth are encouraged to bring their friends!
Special Projects and Events - The next generation is hungry to be a part of the work of Jesus in the world, so our activities also include various service opportunities. Summer affords the time for special experiences such as camp, conferences, or mission trips.
Youth Development Class
Watch below as Levi Rennick, Director of Youth and Adult Ministries, teaches about the phases that students go through from middle school to their senior year. Parents will learn to better understand the phase their student is currently in and where they are heading.