Ignite Youth Ministry
Ignite Youth Ministry is a group where all students grades 6-12 are welcome. We come together every Sunday from 6-7:30pm at the church to have fun and learn more about God through games, discussion, and service to others.
Upcoming Youth Events
The youth group will go snow tubing, have a lock-in, participate in a service day, and prep for the Easter sunrise service.
Youth Group News
The youth group had a phenomenal time at the Kalahari retreat January 9-11, 2026. There were over 3000 students and leaders from 3 different states that came to this weekend retreat; it was the largest retreat per date. The speaker truly hit home on the topic of fighting the good fight and what it means in everyday life for school age students. Three of our students were even brave enough to share their salvation stories on camera! Overall, the group had an impactful weekend at the retreat. Thank you to all who helped the students make it there through the candy cane fundraiser and prayer!
Thank you for pouring into and praying over the students.
Kate
Thank you for pouring into and praying over the students.
Kate
2025 Mission Trip to Nashville
The youth group had an excellent mission trip to Nashville, TN. Three students attended along with three chaperones. We were able to serve a nonprofit called East Nashville Hope Exchange (ENHE) which focuses on helping children with their literacy.
This summer, ENHE had 103 kids from grades Pre-K through 5th. Our students helped the staff clean up after the kids and then assisted the teachers throughout their day. From 11:30 AM-1:00 PM each day, our students lead “reading buddies” which is time set aside for 1:1 reading and literacy games. During our lunch breaks, our group would have devotional time where we were able to refocus on our theme “EQUIP,” as problem solving acronym that is directly applied to Christian living. In the afternoons, the kids would have play time outside and our students would help facilitate that.
On Tuesday evening, we had a free night to explore Nashville and our group chose to go to Centennial Park to see the Parthenon. Overall, our students grew in their self confidence and spiritual journeys.
This summer, ENHE had 103 kids from grades Pre-K through 5th. Our students helped the staff clean up after the kids and then assisted the teachers throughout their day. From 11:30 AM-1:00 PM each day, our students lead “reading buddies” which is time set aside for 1:1 reading and literacy games. During our lunch breaks, our group would have devotional time where we were able to refocus on our theme “EQUIP,” as problem solving acronym that is directly applied to Christian living. In the afternoons, the kids would have play time outside and our students would help facilitate that.
On Tuesday evening, we had a free night to explore Nashville and our group chose to go to Centennial Park to see the Parthenon. Overall, our students grew in their self confidence and spiritual journeys.
