Vision

The heart of our Family Ministry flows directly from our church’s mission:
Making disciples by sharing life transformed by Christ’s love.

Everything we do is grounded in three foundational scriptures:

  • The Great Exchange – 2 Corinthians 5:21

  • The Great Commandment – Matthew 22:37–40

  • The Great Commission – Matthew 28:18–20

We believe our role is to engage, equip, and encourage parents in the daily, God-given task of discipling their children toward a lifetime of following Jesus.
We’re here to support—not replace—parents as the primary spiritual leaders in their homes.

 

Student Ministry WEDNESDAY EVENING Programming

Sunday School - following the service during the school year

We are intentional about tailoring learning environments to fit each child’s age, maturity, and ability to understand, so they can fully engage with and apply the truths being taught.

Middle & High School Youth Group

Our middle and high school students meet weekly in our student ministry space, Room 412—named after 1 Timothy 4:12, where Paul encourages young believers to be examples in speech, conduct, love, faith, and purity.

📅 Wednesdays | 6:30–8:00 PM
Meets on the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th Wednesdays of each month

Each gathering is shaped by our church’s core discipleship values:
Gospel · Worship · Community · Mission

It’s a place for students to grow in faith, build friendships, and live out their calling.

Frequently Asked Questions

“What Does a Wednesday Night Look Like?”

A typical Wednesday night includes games, singing, teaching, and small group discussion. Some weeks we focus entirely on small groups—and sometimes we head out together for ice cream or food!

Recent teaching series have covered topics like apologetics, spiritual habits, and biblical worship—all designed to help students grow in their walk with Jesus.

“Are middle and high school students together or separate?”

We recognize the big difference in maturity between a 6th grader and a high school senior. That’s why we combine the strengths of both shared experiences and age-specific connection. Students worship and receive teaching together, then break into separate small groups for deeper discussion and application.

This structure encourages discipleship, supports busy families, and gives younger students the chance to learn from older peers in healthy, age-appropriate ways.

We also offer:

  • Age-specific events and retreats throughout the year

  • Optional Bible studies tailored to specific groups as interest allows