Students

Sunday Mornings

Students (grades 6-12) meet every Sunday at 10:45 a.m. for engaging, Bible-centered teaching, followed by small group discussion. Our students are currently working through The Gospel Project, a three-year chronological plan that studies the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. Middle school (grades 6-8) and high school (grades 9-12) meet separately on Sunday mornings.

Sunday Nights

Sunday Nights are a high-energy time for middle and high school students to come together for worship, teaching, small groups, and fun with friends. While our regular gatherings pause during the summer, this season opens the door to unique events, camps, and hangouts that keep students connected and growing in their faith.

We’ll be back in August with Sunday Nights that help students encounter Jesus, build community, and live boldly for Him. Be sure to download the church app, sign up for the student email list, and check the events page for all summer happenings and fall kickoff info!

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Corner Cafe

The Corner Café, located in our Student area, is open on Sunday mornings from 10:30 – 11:00 a.m. Students can purchase smoothies, milkshakes, candy, soda, and more!

Own It

The Own It initiative encourages students to “own their faith” in all aspects of their church life spilling over into their everyday lives. If you have questions about the Own It initiative, we'd be happy to talk more.

Own It @ Church: Students will be challenged to participate and engage during their time in the student building. This involves taking care of the student area, connecting with new students, interacting with adult leaders, and taking notes during the worship service.

Own It @ Home: All students are encouraged to spend time daily with the Lord. This includes reading the Bible and praying to the Lord. Students will be given devotionals that coincide with the teaching curriculum on Sunday mornings.

Own It with Friends: Relationships are vital. Students will be challenged to live on mission with their friends by having spiritual conversations with them, inviting them to church, and modeling Chirst-like behavior to them.