Youth Ministry
In a world where there is so much pressure to conform and perform, we want to provide an atmosphere where youth can explore and learn the undeniable truth of the gospel; that God loves them and that nothing they do could ever separate or enhance that love. We do this by focusing on two grounding principles: growing Biblical knowledge & experiencing the joy of fellowship.
Sundays
Our youth group is full of lively energy and passion for Christ from 6th Grade to 12th Grade.
Sunday Mornings - Temporarily Closed
At 10 AM on Sunday mornings, we join together in the youth room to grow in our relationship with God and with each other. We believe there is real power in discussing scripture in a group setting to engage new ideas, beliefs, and questions. We do this by reading scripture, watching videos, and having group discussion. Let's not kid ourselves, either...if there is time left afterwards, you bet we're playing some games and trying to control the laughter!
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Sunday Evenings
Starting at 5:30 PM on Sunday evenings is our founding connection time for the youth group. During this time we eat dinner together, provided by some incredible groups and individuals in our church family, study the Bible deeply, and round the night out with a group game that everyone can be a part of! This group gathering typically ends at 7:00 PM.
WEDNESDAYS
What, there's more? Of course! Wednesday nights are a blast. From 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM, you can find the youth playing games, hanging out, or even taking a trip to a fun, local spot.
This time is used intentionally to grow Christ-centered relationships and is the perfect time to invite a friend to join in!
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