We strongly believe that every generation deserves to hear God’s message in their language.  The more students clearly understand God and His love, the more passionately they will respond in worship and love for Him.  At our weekly 633 event, we do our best to translate God’s message into student culture.  Our primary goal is to challenge students to BELIEVE in a creator and trust his plan for their lives.

What is 633?

• our weekly ‘big event’ that connects students to their
• creator…though worship & teaching
• community…through café and hangout time
• cause…through opportunities to serve

When does 633 meet?

• every Wednesday 6:33 – 8:00 pm
• off weeks are noted on the master calendar

What does a typical 633 event look like?

• student led worship
• relevant talks (listen here)
• fun elements (videos, dramas and team games)

Who can attend 633?

• Any student currently in grades 7-12
• Parents are welcome to attend anytime

As our student group grows larger, so does the need for us to ‘grow’ smaller.  That’s where our C-Groups come in.  Our Community Groups have been designed to ensure that every student belongs to a small group where they can be known and cared for by other students and volunteer staff.

What’s a C-Group?

• c-groups are small groups of students and adults who share in Bible study, engage in open discussion and encourage each other in life’s journey
• c-groups usually consist of 8-12 students and two adult leaders
• c-groups are separated into middle school (grades 7-8) and high school (grades 9-12) groups and are gender specific

When do they meet?

• all middle school c-groups meet Sunday @ 9:30 am in the hub
• all high school c-groups meet Sunday @ 11:00 am in the hub

How does a student join a c-group?

• c-group registration is initially done at the beginning of the school year through a c-group registration form, but new students are welcome to join anytime by contacting our student staff
• students need to attend the c-group to which they have been assigned for the duration of the school year (changes need to be approved by parents and the student ministry office)

Disciple U is a ‘next step’ teaching time for students who want more.  It challenges students to think on a deeper level; it provides a place to ask tough questions; and it equips students for ministry.  Disciple U classes target specific topics such as theology, apologetics, self-image, missions, and relationships.

Who can attend Disciple U classes?

• Different classes will target different students, but all classes will require registration—some may also require payment for curriculum costs.

When does Disciple U meet?

• TBA