Youth - Belong.
Faith is meant to be lived in community. Our youth ministry creates spaces where students can build friendships, have fun, ask questions, and know they have a place where they are welcomed and valued. Through weekly gatherings, fellowship, trips, and special events, we grow together as a community of faith. In addition to weekly fellowship these are annual fellowship gatherings for youth.
Annual Ski Trip
Each year over Presidents’ Day weekend, our 6th–12th grade youth head to West Virginia for a weekend of skiing, worship, teaching, and plenty of time together.
The ski trip is more than a weekend on the slopes. It’s an opportunity to step away from our normal routines, grow in faith, strengthen friendships, and make memories together as a youth community. From worship and meaningful conversations to skiing and laughing together, there’s something for everyone.
Open to all 6th–12th graders.
Registration opens in the fall. Keep an eye out for dates, cost, and registration information for our next trip.
Mission Trips
Each summer, our youth have the opportunity to step beyond the walls of our church and put their faith into action. Through service, fellowship, worship, and new experiences, students grow in their faith while building friendships and making a difference in the lives of others.
Past mission trips have taken us to Tampa, Atlanta, Orlando, and Ecuador, giving our students opportunities to serve different communities, learn from others, and experience God's love in new ways.
Our mission trips are about more than where we go—they're about who we become along the way.
Keep an eye out in the spring for information about our next mission trip!
Special Events
More time together. More memories to make.
Beyond our weekly gatherings, we make time throughout the year to celebrate, reconnect, and have fun together! From our Halloween and Christmas parties to lock-ins, mini golf outings with other youth groups in the area, and our annual Alumni Night in December, there are plenty of opportunities to build friendships and make memories. In January, we head to Rock the Universe for a night of Christian music, worship, and excitement.
We also enjoy connecting with other youth groups through ecumenical events that bring students together from across our community. Whether we're celebrating a holiday, staying up late at a lock-in, catching up with college alumni, or meeting new friends, these events remind us that youth ministry is about more than weekly gatherings—it's about growing together in faith, friendship, and community.
