Our youth ministry is designed to engage and support teenagers in their spiritual growth, providing them with guidance, community, and opportunities to serve. Our goal is to help young people navigate the challenges of adolescence while deepening their faith and developing a personal relationship with God. It also equips them to live out their faith in their daily lives and make positive contributions to their communities.

Our youth ministry serves as a bridge between childhood faith formation and adult discipleship. It equips teenagers with the tools and support they need to grow into mature, Christ-centered individuals who are prepared to impact their world.

We meet Tuesday nights at 7:30PM. We also have camp week in July, Sonfest in November and periodic missions trips.

Key Elements of our Youth Ministry

• Spiritual Growth
  • Bible studies and discussions that address relevant topics for teenagers, helping them connect scripture to their everyday lives.
  • Encouraging personal prayer, worship, and spiritual disciplines to strengthen their relationship with God.
• Engaging Worship
  • Youth-focused worship sessions with contemporary music, dynamic speakers, and creative formats.
  • Opportunities for youth to lead in worship, such as through music, drama, or sharing testimonies.
• Community and Relationships
  • A safe and welcoming space for teens to form friendships with peers who share their faith.
  • Small groups or mentorship programs where teens can share openly, receive guidance, and build meaningful connections.
• Service and Outreach
  • Involvement in service projects like mission trips, community service, or local outreach efforts.
  • Teaching youth the value of serving others and living out their faith through actions.
• Fun and Fellowship
  • Activities like game nights, sports events, retreats, and camps that allow for fun and relationship-building in a faith-based environment.
  • Creative events that appeal to teens, such as movie nights, talent shows, or themed parties.
• Leadership Development
  • Opportunities for youth to take on leadership roles, such as leading small groups, organizing events, or participating in church committees.
  • Training programs or workshops to help youth develop leadership and life skills grounded in biblical principles.
• Parental Involvement
  • Communication with parents about their teens' activities and growth within the ministry.
  • Providing resources and support for families to encourage spiritual development at home.
• Addressing Life Challenges
  • Offering guidance and support for the unique challenges teens face, such as peer pressure, identity, relationships, and mental health.
  • Creating a safe environment where youth can ask questions and explore their faith without judgment.