Youth

Each week, we have a simple meal together. Students love food. But more than that, Jesus often spent time with his friends and followers around a meal. Following Jesus' example, we see the meal as an intentional time for students to slow down, relax, and connect with others.

What's on the Menu

This Week (11/13): Goulash, Carrots & Celery, Bread & Butter, Cookies or Brownies

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We are a nondenominational, God-honoring, Jesus-exalting, Bible-centered church trying to provide a place for students to grow in relationships, maturity, and their faith journey. All are welcome, and we believe God has something for each student who shows up. God makes himself known to us in two profound and related ways: through the person of Jesus Christ and the Bible. Each week, we will read a portion of the bible and see what we can learn about God, about us as people, about who Jesus is and what he does in our lives, and how all that can shape how we think, speak, and live.

What's the Plan

Currently, we are studying the Gospel of John.

This week (11/13): John chapter 11 gives us the account of Jesus raising his friend Lazarus from the dead. It is a fascinating look at various reactions. We will break the chapter into 4 parts.

Jesus' reaction to the news of Lazarus – 11:1-16
Martha and Mary's reaction to Jesus coming “late” – 11:17-37,
The act of raising Lazarus from the dead – 11:38-44
The reactions after the miracle – 11:45-57

It will help students to read the chapter beforehand. 

It is helpful to read the bible portion ahead of time. Click the link to follow our reading plan through the Gospel of John.