Students

WE MEET FROM 6-8 PM

Our middle and high school students (6th-12th) meet on Wednesdays from 6–8 PM. We meet in our gym and play games for the first 45 minutes. Whether we are playing dodgeball, nine-square, gagaball, or basketball, we are having fun and taking a break from the stress and burdens many teenagers carry.

Around 6:45 PM, we walk down the hall to our student ministry area where we worship through music and the study of God’s Word.

This is a great time to build friendships and community. It’s designed to give teenagers a place where they can have fun while learning more about who God is and His plan for their lives.

March 24 at 6:00 PM through March 25 at 5:00 PM. The cost is $10 per person. This is an exciting event for teenagers to grow in their faith, have fun, and make new friends. We will be spending the night at the church in classrooms; participants need to bring a sleeping bag or blankets. Girls will be sleeping on the upper level of the building and guys will be sleeping on the lower level of the building. Our speaker this year is Doug Holliday. He is a passionate and experienced speaker who is passionate about engaging students in an encounter with the living Christ and equipping leaders with disciple-making priorities and practices, speaking at conferences, camps and churches across the US and around the globe.

We know that the cost of camp and other activites can add up quick. So we provide two primary ways students can earn money toward our church events. First, is our chair teams. We set up and take down chairs in our gym for our 10:45 AM Sunday service. Anyone who assists in setting up or taking down the chairs earns money that goes into their individual designated account for future church activities. Second, is our dinner teams. We have Wednesday night dinners on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. The profit from these dinners is divided amoug the students who work each meal and goes into their individual designated accounts. Teenagers can usually earn the whole cost of camp by working in both of these areas. Our hope is for cost to never prevent a student from being a part of our events.