Ministries / Youth Ministry

The Word for this generation.

Raising up the next generation in the Word, with mentorship, fellowship, and a community that believes in them.

Youth Ministry

Going deeper, together.

Raising up the next generation in the Word, with mentorship, fellowship, and a community that believes in them.

  • Mentorship from leaders who invest
  • Peer fellowship walking the same road
  • Bible study grounded in Scripture
  • Outings, retreats, and service projects

“Don't let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers.”

1 Timothy 4:12


Our youth are not the church of tomorrow. They are the church of today.

What to Expect

Real ministry. Real welcome.

Mentorship

Trusted adults who invest in young lives.

Fellowship

Peer community for middle and high school students.

Service

Hands-on opportunities to serve and lead early.

Common Questions

Good to know.

What ages are served?
Middle and high school students, roughly ages 12 to 18.
When do you meet?
Sunday mornings, Thursday Bible studies, plus retreats and service projects throughout the year.
Do you do retreats or summer camps?
Yes. We participate in annual district youth retreats and summer Nazarene youth camps.
Can I bring a friend who is not a Christian?
Absolutely. Many of our youth came home to faith because a friend invited them.
Is there a youth choir or worship team?
Yes. Our youth lead worship monthly and have their own choir and praise team.
How do I become a youth leader or mentor?
Speak with our Youth Director. All adult leaders complete a background check and youth ministry training.
What about youth who are struggling in school or at home?
Our youth director and pastoral team walk with young people through every season. Confidential support is always available.
Led By

Brother Marc Antoine

Youth Ministry Director

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A Voice From Our Family

“Youth group is the first place I felt seen and heard. The leaders here listen like they really want to know.”

— A current high school student