Growing students who love Jesus and equipping them to make a kingdom impact.
Sundays
Students (grades 6-12) meet every Sunday morning at 9:15a for engaging, Bible-centered teaching. Our students are currently working through the Gospel Project. The Gospel Project is a Christ-centered study that guides students in a 3-year journey through the storyline of Scripture from Genesis through Revelation. Our goal is to help students see how God’s redemptive story in the Bible directly connects with our lives.
Students then join the rest of the congregation at 10:30a for Worship in the Main Sanctuary.
Wednesdays
The Gathering is our midweek time of worship and teaching for our students (grades 6-12) followed by small group discussion. We meet Wednesdays from 6:30-7:45p in the Activities Building. Doors open at 6p for students who want to come early and hang out.
Students enjoy genuine relationships and casual conversations in a safe environment that includes gaga ball, basketball, foosball, ping pong, and air hockey, and can purchase snacks from the Mainstreet Café.
Live It!
Live It in Your Church – Students will be encouraged to participate and engage in the local church through various ministry opportunities. This begins with active participation in student ministry environments that leads to fruitful ministry to others.
Live It in Your Home – Students are encouraged to walk daily with the Lord through personal Bible reading and prayer. Students should pursue loving and honorable relationships with their parents and siblings characterized by humility and service.
Live It in Your Community – Students will be challenged to live out their faith on their MS and HS campuses through engagement with campus ministries and intentional personal relationships. Students are encouraged to live on mission by having spiritual conversations with their friends, inviting them to church, and modeling Christ-like behavior to them.
Student Events
Important Documents:
Student Ministry Forms
2025 CONFERENCE THEME:
EXCHANGE:
Gaining Through Giving Up
The primary scripture focus will be based on Ephesians 2:4-5 — “But because of His great love for us, God, who is rich in mercy made us alive with Christ even when we were dead in transgressions – it is by grace you have been saved.”
In every exchange, something must be given up for something greater to be gained. At the heart of the Gospel, there is a single, powerful exchange that occurred when a flawless Savior took the flaws of humanity to the cross, exchanging His life for ours. But this one exchange actually empowers countless exchanges in the lives of those who will believe and follow . . .
Death for Life. Self for Christ. Hate for Love. Comfort for Calling.
Exchange will challenge your students to see the Gospel and its impact on their lives through the lens of these exchanges. They’ll understand how much they stand to gain by simply giving up.
Other details:
Arrive to LFBC activity building by 6p on Friday, January 31.
Students will need to eat dinner before arrival on Friday night.
Students will need to bring money for a fast-food lunch on Saturday.
Students may be picked up on Saturday, February 1 at 5p in the activity building.
Students are encouraged to attend youth Bible study Sunday morning (February 2) as we wrap up DNOW weekend.