Youth Ministry
Here at Faith, it is important to us that our youth ministry is incorporated into the the greater church body.
We believe that our youth thrive best when they are enjoying the benefits of being in the church community with families and mentors in the church. This happens through teaching the scriptures, applying God's Word, discipleship, parents mentoring youth, and youth investing in each other. Our youth group includes all Middle and High Schoolers from grades 6-12.
If you have questions about the youth program at Faith, please reach out to our Youth Director Daniel Kreider.
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Sunday Youth Group
On Sunday nights, we focus on providing our youth with a time of fellowship and interaction with mature Christian adults. We facilitate relationships and study the Bible to inform a biblical worldview that our youth can practically apply to their lives. Our Youth Director, Daniel Kreider, will be teaching on Social Media for our summer series. Meets 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm.
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Youth Summer Events
Looking for a fun and meaningful way to spend a few of your summer evenings? Join us for youth group! We will continue to have our Sunday Night youth group along with 3 fun Wednesday activities. See the church calendar for our fun summer youth events!
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middle school sunday school
This year, our Middle Schoolers will be going through Truth78's My Purpose Will Stand: A Study for Children on the Providence of God. The goal of My Purpose Will Stand is to reveal God and His glorious work of providence and remind students how to look for God’s providence in all things—meditating on His works, seeing the big picture of God’s work in the world, and seeing the hand and heart of Jesus in all circumstances.
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high school sunday school
This year, Daniel Kreider will be taking our high schoolers on a journey of covenant and systematic theology. We'll explore the concept of covenant as a sacred agreement between God and humanity, discussing its significance in the Bible and its relevance to our lives today. Additionally, we'll delve into the study of systematic theology, examining how it helps us understand the core beliefs of our faith in a structured and comprehensive way.