Overview
Here at First Baptist, we love students! We believe that Jesus loves them too and that they aren’t the future of the church, they are the church, right now. We are all about helping students have a life-changing relationship with Jesus, to own their own faith, be connected with others and our church, and serve in a cause that is bigger than them.
Midweek
Each Wednesday at 6:30pm we gather together for MIX, a student-focused worship gathering. Your student will experience fun games, engaging worship in song, hope-filled and relevant Bible teaching, and small group discussion. Here’s a look at our October series, WISE UP!
In a world full of competing voices and quick fixes, students must decide whose wisdom they will trust. Wise Up is a four-session series rooted in Proverbs that helps students discover how to build their lives on real wisdom that lasts.
The book of Proverbs presents wisdom as more than information. It’s a whole way of living that’s aligned with God’s design. In a world full of competing voices and “quick fixes”, students must decide whose wisdom they will trust. Wise Up will explore how Biblical wisdom shapes decisions, words, relationships, and futures. Students will discover that true wisdom begins with obedience to God and delighting in Him, and that it leads to a flourishing life.
Groups
Every Sunday morning at 9:45am students can join us for Life Groups to find community and do life with others going through the same things they are. We believe that life happens best and we grow the most in the context of relationships. Life Groups are an opportunity to study God’s Word and apply it practically to what’s going on in life right now.
Events
Students love to do things and so do we! Good fellowship is a key component to what we do, so we provide opportunities through the school year and summer for students to invite friends, have fun, laugh, and meet Jesus.
Check out yourfirstbaptist.com/events and follow us on social media to keep up-to-date on all that the student ministry has going on.
