MINISTRIES

Student Ministry: Grades 6-12

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For all students who are participating, it is important for us to have appropriate contact information on each student for communication and safety purposes. Please follow the link to register your student for Student Ministry.

LCC Students: Summer

June 16th – August 11th

Wednesday nights 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

During the summer months, we will be meeting from 7:00 pm till 8:00 pm at Pastor Cory Shreve's home located at 812 Anderson Way.

We encourage all students to bring their Bible as well as their own lawn chair.

Each week will include some food, lots of fun, games, and laughter, as well as a time of Bible study we study and prayer.

Parents will need to arrange transportation to and from the Shreve home each week. Please be aware that since we will be meeting outside on Wednesday nights, youth group during the summer is weather dependent. If it is raining we will not have youth group.

One Hour

Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:00 am - 9:00 am

This learning community gives teens the opportunity to come together to study the Bible and grow deeper in experiencing Christ. We start off doing devotions individually and then after 30 minutes we come together to discuss what we have learned, or wrestle with in the Bible passage. This is a wonderful training ground for teens to learn skills in how to spiritually self-feed.

During the summer months we will be meeting on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 8am - 9am in person at the church.

Anyone is welcome to join in at anytime.

Rooted 412

Thursday mornings from 9:30 am - 10:30 am

ROOTED is not youth group, but rather a separate and extended time of intentional training designed to help teens establish their faith, rooted in a deeper knowledge of God’s Word. This training is a great resource to help teens grow their personal convictions and faith through a comprehensive Biblical Studies curriculum.

In ROOTED students will be immersed in the following subjects.

This summer we are wrapping up our study of Old Testament History. During this study We explore more than just the Sunday School stories, but discover the overarching narrative that runs throughout the Bible and see how the whole this book comes together as one unified story of God’s redemption.

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Wednesday Evenings 7:00 - 8:00 pm for all students grades 6-12 (during the school year)
You can expect to have a great time, to meet students your own age, and to learn some practical life lessons from the Bible. Each week we have some sort of activities that are fun and engaging, creating opportunities for you to connect with others and have a great time. The Bible is incredibly relevant for everyday life so we teach from it and spend time in small groups discussing how we can apply it. We have students from our church, other churches, as well as students who don’t have a church, so no matter what your story or situation is, you will fit in just fine at youth group. We would love to have you and students are always encouraged to invite friends. Our Middle and High School are on the same night, at the same time, but once we get started both groups typically are separated and have their own schedule.
Middle School: Grades 6-8
At this age, students are trying to make sense of life and one of the big struggles for them is trying understand how their beliefs about God fit with their everyday life experiences. Our goal at this age is to be teaching foundational truths from God's Word in a way that engages them with the message and helps them understand how those teachings shape their perspectives and their experiences.
High School: Grades 9-12
At this age, students are making the transition from simply knowing about God to being able to know God in a relational way. Over and over in the the gospels about Jesus and his life, we often see a repeated phrase that Jesus uses. Sometimes he is talking specifically to a person, other times a group of disciples, and yet other times great crowds. Jesus continually invites people with a simple statement, "Come, follow me!" This invitation goes beyond simply believing in who he is, but living in relationship with him.