Grace Students Info

 

Our Purpose

The purpose of student ministry at Grace is to make disciples of Christ, who make other disciples.  We prayerfully strive to accomplish this through Biblical community, Bible literacy and understanding, worship and service.  Student Ministry is supplemental to parent discipleship, and we strive to pray with, support, and equip parents in their role as the spiritual leaders of their families.  If you have questions or want to get involved in Student Ministry contact Nolan Rumble. 

KNOW - more of God

Roots are student small groups who meet weekly on Saturdays at 6:45 pm or Sunday mornings at 9:40 am and 11:05 am in Building B. To get connected contact Nolan Rumble, Student Pastor

Hear the Gospel

GROW - in your faith by the Spirit

Greenhouse is our midweek gathering with student led worship and Bible teaching.  Greenhouse meets from August 30 - June 2017 at 7:00 pm for games and fun activities. Worship from 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm.

Retreats - gender specific weekends away to worship, grow in Christ and with one another.  Retreats are in November, 2017.  

Journey - a weekend of intense discipleship, worship and community. Students stay in local host homes for the weekend. Journey will be in March, 2018.

SHOW - Jesus to the World

Students share Jesus with the world by hosting Lot Parties, serving with Helping Hands of Grace or participating in World Changers.

Lot Parties are held in the parking lot at Grace and are opportunities for students to reach out and invite friends to come and enjoy games, food and worship time

Helping Hands of Grace Homeless Outreach - during the months of November through March, Grace brings guests from the shelter each Friday night for a home-cooked meal.  Students groups volunteer with the parents to prepare and serve a meal to our guests.

World Changers offers week long mission opportunities to adults and students in cities throughout the United States and around the world.  The heart of  World Changers is devoted to changing the world by impacting communities at the city level through students who desire to serve and share the gospel with those in need.