Transform YOUTH

Our mission is to help students find hope in Jesus and transformation in life.

Baptism is the outward symbol of an inward reality. In baptism we go under the water to symbolize we have been buried with Christ and come back out to symbolize our new life with Him. Baptism doesn’t save anyone, but it’s an important step to go public with your faith and identify as a follower of Christ.

Your youth can expect a night of fun, practical Christ-centered teaching, and new friendships. If you have any questions, let us know. We would love to connect with you!

Wednesday Nights

Starting in September, the youth (6th grade – seniors) are invited to attend weekly Wednesday night worship focused on enhancing their relationship with Jesus. We will tackle the biggest issues facing our youth today with facts straight from the Bible.

6:30PM

Middle School

7:15PM

High School

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is Transform Youth doing this fall?

You can keep up with everything that Transform Youth is doing by checking out our Fall Schedule here: Fall Schedule

How can our family prepare for our first Youth Night?

You can fill out this New Student form: New Student Form so we can prepare to see your student ahead of time. Parents, if you would like to join our parents group to keep up with everything Transform Youth from your phone, you can fill out this form here: Join Parent's Group

What does a normal youth night look like?

Middle School students (6-8th) arrive at 6:30PM and start with a fun interactive game. We then move into a message and small group time. After small group time, the high schooler students (9th-12th) arrive at 7:15PM and everyone gathers for announcements and worship. At 8:00PM middle schoolers are dismissed and high schoolers move into game time followed by a message and small group. Youth ends at 9:00pm.

Can I drop off/pick up my middle school and high school students at the same time?

Yes, we have a “Youth Lobby” where high schoolers can come early, and middle schoolers can stay late. We will have a youth leader stationed there with some fun games and things to do.

Why do middle school and high school students have different times?

Middle school and high school students are separated to allow for age appropriate connection, teaching, and small group time. The middle and high school students will be learning the same things but with age appropriate application.