Student Ministry

SUNDAY MORNINGS

9:15AM-10:15AM: During this hour students learn biblical truths about God and how they should live in light of the gospel. We are currently going through the books of 1 & 2 Thessalonians. Please contact Pastor Jacob for more information.

10:30AM-11:30AM: Our students participate in the entirety of the corporate worship service each week, at times playing significant roles as volunteers.

SUNDAY NIGHTS

6:00PM-7:30PM: On Sunday nights our students have their large group gatherings. This includes a time of organized games, Bible study, and small groups. Sunday nights are a great time to bring a friend and to experience community while growing in their knowledge of and love for God.

WEDNESDAY NIGHTS

6:30-7:30PM: On Wednesday nights our students serve in various roles including Boys on Track, Girls in Action, Mission Friends, Children's Choir, Preschool Choir, and Tech support. This is the time when our students get to learn what it looks like to serve their church. Please contact Pastor Jacob to find out how you can get plugged in on Wednesday nights.

STUDENT FORMS

MEDICAL RELEASE AND PERMISSION FORM

STUDENT FORMS

MEDICAL RELEASE AND PERMISSION FORM

SPECIAL EVENTS

Our student ministry participates in numerous special events, retreats, and mission projects/camps. Some of these include: Being Neighborly Outreach, REC Weekend, game nights, and escape room adventures. Additionally, our students regularly serve in the broader life of the church through events like VBS and the Easter Egg Hunt. Last summer, our students participated in MFuge Summer Camp @ Southern Wesleyan University in Central, SC. Stay tuned for the next major trip!

About FUGE Camp

At MFUGE, you will jump into ministry and serve in local communities

During the day students will be challenged and stretched as individuals as they serve in the community; in the evenings, we build group unity over dinner, worship, fellowship and church group devotions.

MFuge is designed to give students a mission experience that opens their eyes to similar opportunities they may have to serve in their own communities, learning to live life each day on mission!

Ministry Overview

We exist to glorify God by reaching students for Christ. We teach what it means to be reconciled and recreated into His image. We intentionally connect with and equip students through Bible-centered teaching, while also showing them what it looks like to be gospel-centered disciples of Jesus Christ.

Next-Generation Ministry Objectives:

Students to know who the Bible is about and why it is true and authoritative.
Students to cultivate a Christ-centered faith that produces spiritual fruit.
Students to pursue the Great Commission in and outside the local church.

As with all programming for minors, all regular volunteers have been screened via a background check and have been trained regarding best practices for safety and security.

Sunday Mornings

9:15AM-10:15AM: During this hour students learn biblical truths about God and how they should live in light of the gospel. We are currently going through the book of Acts.

10:30AM-11:30AM: Our students participate in the entirety of the corporate worship service each week, at times playing significant roles as volunteers.

Sunday Nights

6:00PM-7:30PM: On Sunday nights our students have their large group gatherings. This includes a time of organized games, Bible study, and small groups. Sunday nights are a great time to bring a friend and to experience community while growing in their knowledge of and love for God. During the summer, students gather from 6-8PM.

CURRENT STUDY

STUDENT SUNDAY NIGHT WORSHIP | Phillipians| 6:00-7:30pm

What will students learn from Philippians?

Philippians is especially relevant to our students who are coming of age in an environment characterized by faulty ideas of God as a divine wish granter on the one side, and as a tyrannical dictator on the other. Paul’s encouragement to avoid theological error is an invitation to think about God as He has revealed Himself in the Bible, rather than as we imagine Him to be. Second, Paul’s encouragement to stand firm in the Spirit in the midst of opposition matters for our students because they, like the Philippians of the first century, are confronted, in some cases, with very real religious persecution and, in others, with temptations to worship modern equivalents of false gods such as success, money and power.

Written by Tucker Fleming, Edited by Cameron Cole

Wednesday Nights

6:30-7:30PM: On Wednesday nights during the school year our students participate in small group Bible studies or serve in various roles including Boys on Track, Girls in Action, Mission Friends, Children's Choir, Preschool Choir, and Tech support.