Events

Student Ministry Community Groups Kick-Off for students & parents, Sunday, August 16 at the Rock from 6:00–8:00pm.

Community Groups (discipleship groups) are small groups for 6th–12th Grade students. These groups are made up of students of the same grade and gender that meet weekly with at least two adult leaders for discipleship. Community Group is the perfect place for students to form great friendships with other students their age, build relationships with leaders, and grow as followers of Jesus Christ. Group members will establish accountability with each other, have consistent personal quiet times, get involved in ministry, and participate in fun activities. It is the most intensive form of discipleship among all of the student ministry programs.

We kick-off our fall semester on Sunday, August 16 at 6:00pm in the Rock. Dinner will be a part of the evening. Parents are invited and encouraged to come. The meal cost is $10 per person. Sign up online or in the student ministry office.

We’re kicking off the school year with our Mid-Week Back-to-School Bash on Wednesday, August 26, from 6:30–8 PM in front of The Rock Youth Building! If you have kids in 3K–5th grade, bring the whole family for inflatables, face painting, hot dogs (while they last), and more. You can also register your kids for AWANA while you’re here. You can even pick up your books and supplies if you registered online. Hosted by our Revive Student Ministry — we can’t wait to see you there!

DivorceCare is a 13-week, Christ-centered support group program providing video teachings, small-group discussions, and workbooks to help people heal from separation or divorce.

DivorceCare is a safe place where caring women come alongside you as you find healing from the pain of separation or divorce. This 13-week program will be held on Wednesdays from 6:15-7:30 PM, beginning September 2.

Cost: $20 (workbook)
Led by: Loretta Shue & Adele Rhymer

Engage is a five-lesson, practical course hosted by Kirk Cameron that will help you navigate parenting in a social media age. Packed with expert interviews, a hands-on study and resource guide, downloadable tools, and biblical principles, it’s the ultimate tool for not just surviving but thriving as a parent in today’s culture and engaging your children on such a crucial topic.

Facilitated by: Barry Felton

Jesus completed the work on the cross to give us the most precious gift of all. In this series, Dr. Ed Young takes an in-depth look at the book of Romans and How to Be Right With God.

There is not a single political, personal, moral, family, business or health problem that cannot be answered and healed by coming in faith to Christ.

Facilitated by: Larry Whitfield

We live in a world where almost anything can be imitated. Artificial intelligence is generated but we are created by the very breath of God. In this six-part series, Rev. Dr. Justin Lester walks us through what it means to be made in God’s image, how to reclaim our imago dei mindset and set our identity in Christ despite the worldly culture of AI. Rev. Dr. Lester wraps up by showing us how we can use AI as a tool without letting it infiltrate our identity.