Momentum Student Ministry
Helping Teenagers Know Christ, Stand Firm, and Live for Him
The teenage years are filled with important choices, growing responsibilities, and increasing pressure from the world.
Momentum Student Ministry exists to help students in 7th through 12th grade build a strong relationship with Jesus Christ, develop biblical convictions, and discover how they can serve the Lord right now.
Through clear Bible teaching, Christian friendships, discipleship, activities, and opportunities to serve, we want teenagers to gain spiritual momentum that will continue into adulthood.
Teen Sunday School: Sundays at 10:00 a.m.
Youth Meeting: Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m.
Remember Your Creator
“Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth…”
Ecclesiastes 12:1
Our desire is for teenagers to know that they do not have to wait until adulthood to live for God.
These years are an important time to learn the Scriptures, establish personal convictions, build godly friendships, and begin using their lives for the glory of Jesus Christ.
Our Goal
We want to help teenagers:
Know Jesus Christ personally
Understand and apply the Word of God
Develop their own walk with the Lord
Build strong biblical convictions
Stand for Christ in a changing culture
Form healthy Christian friendships
Discover and use their gifts in Christian service
Prepare for adulthood with wisdom and spiritual maturity
We also desire to support parents as they guide their teenagers through these important years.
What Students Can Expect
Biblical Teaching
Teens receive clear, practical instruction from the Bible addressing both foundational truth and the real situations they face.
Lessons may address subjects such as:
Salvation and assurance
Personal devotions and prayer
Friendships and relationships
Purity and temptation
Identity and purpose
Respect for parents and authority
Wise decision-making
Defending the Christian faith
Serving God with their lives
Our goal is not merely to tell teenagers what to do, but to help them understand what the Bible teaches and why it matters.
Christian Friendship
Teenagers need friendships that encourage them toward Christ rather than draw them away from Him.
Students have opportunities to spend time together, build friendships, encourage one another, and learn how to treat others with kindness and respect.
Activities and Events
Throughout the year, students may participate in:
Youth activities
Teen camp
Conferences and rallies
Service projects
Outreach opportunities
Games and fellowship events
Special trips
These activities are designed to strengthen relationships, create good memories, and reinforce the truths being taught.
Opportunities to Serve
Teenagers are encouraged to understand that they are not merely the church of tomorrow. They are part of the church today.
As they mature, students may have opportunities to serve through music, outreach, children’s ministries, church events, media, setup, and other areas of ministry.
Teen Sunday School
Sundays at 10:00 a.m.
Teen Sunday School provides students with focused Bible instruction in an organized classroom environment.
Through teaching, illustrations, discussion, and practical application, students are challenged to understand God’s Word and live faithfully for Christ at home, at school, at work, and among their friends.
Wednesday Youth Meeting
Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m.
The Wednesday youth meeting gives students another opportunity to learn the Bible, build Christian friendships, and enjoy time together in a Christ-centered environment.
A typical evening may include:
Bible preaching or teaching
Group discussion
Prayer
Games or activities
Scripture memory
Announcements about upcoming events
Opportunities for spiritual encouragement and service
Parents are also welcome to attend the church’s Wednesday evening Bible study while their teenagers participate in the youth meeting.
Your Teen’s First Visit
When your family arrives, one of our greeters will help your teenager find the youth room and meet the youth leaders.
Your teen is welcome to observe, participate at their own comfort level, and ask questions. They do not need to bring anything special for their first visit.
For activities away from the church property, parents will receive the appropriate details, permission forms, costs, and transportation information in advance.
Give Your Teenager a Strong Biblical Foundation
The world is working hard to shape the beliefs, priorities, and future of every young person.
We want to come alongside parents and help teenagers know Christ, understand the Bible, make wise choices, and live with courage for the glory of God.
Teen Sunday School: Sundays at 10:00 a.m.
Youth Meeting: Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m.
Interested in serving with the youth ministry?