Youth Group

Weekly Youth Meetings
Wednesday from 7:15-8:30 pm

• 7:15-7:30 Connection Time:

  Sometimes the best conversations are had when you are just sitting on a couch, playing a game of uno, playing a video game, or having a snack. Each week we build in connection time which is “free time” where our students can play any of our games, hang on our couches, or play a card game. This allows our students to build relationships with each other. It also gives our leaders a great opportunity to build connections with our students and trying to engage in meaningful conversation.

• 7:30-7:45 Game Time:

  While games may just seem like we are just having a good time messing around but it is much more than that. The purpose of these games is twofold. They are meant to build connections between students and tear down walls that students may have. When we have fun together it helps build trust and repour which in return helps us share the Gospel. And games are fun!

• 7:45-7:55 Lesson:

  Each week we will have a 10–15-minute lesson. Our lesson will be relevant, creative, and Bible centered. Our goal is each student where they are and share Biblical truths that transform lives.

• 7:55-8:15 Life Groups:

  The goal of our life group’s is to be able to do life together. This isn’t just a small group where we discuss the message and ask a few questions. Instead, we want these groups to encourage, pray, listen, point back to God, discuss difficult topics, and what ever else life throws at us. Life groups move the focus from answering a question to building a Christ centered community.

• 8:15-8:30 Connection Time:

  Sometimes the best conversations are had when you are just sitting on a couch, playing a game of uno, playing a video game, or having a snack. Each week we build in connection time which is “free time” where our students can play any of our games, hang on our couches, or play a card game. This allows our students to build relationships with each other. It also gives our leaders a great opportunity to build connections with our students and trying to engage in meaningful conversation.