Youth High School

Starting in February - End of school year. All High school students are invited to join us for a new weekly Bible study! We will gather together for relaxed, conversation-based space to ask real questions, build meaningful relationships, and explore faith together. We’ll meet at Stone Creek Coffee, grab a drink or breakfast if you’d like, and spend time talking about life, Scripture, and what following Jesus actually looks like in the real world.

Whether you’re deeply curious, unsure what you believe, or just looking for a consistent community, this is a space for honest conversation and connection. We'd love to see you there! No need to sign-up. Just show up!

Dates: Thursdays at 6:00 AM starting in February through the end of the school year.
Time: 6-8pm

Location: Stone Creek Coffee, 6969 N. Port Washington Rd, Glendale

Cost: Students may purchase beverages or breakfast as desired

For Questions: Contac Pastor Josh

We'll recognize graduates and send them into the world with a service of Blessing and Godspeed. This day is for all high school seniors – they do not have to be active in the youth group to participate.

Homework for you to do before the deadline of Friday, May 1!!

1) RSVP - Hit the button below to lead you to the form. The form will ask you to list your grad's future plans. We'll include this information during the service and our Life Together publication.
WHAT IF YOU CAN'T ATTEND? Please let us know on the form. We would like to hear from all high school seniors, even those who are unable to attend the service.

2) EMAIL A PICTURE TO DIANE - Pics are for the slideshow to be shown during this special service. It should represent their high school years, or a senior picture will do just fine. We want to include all seniors in the presentation, so please observe the deadline; Friday, May 1.

What to expect on the day of the Senior Sending

1) ARRIVE AT 9:45am TO PICK OUT A QUILT IN THE SANCTUARY - At 9:45am please head to the front of the Sanctuary so that students can pick out a quilt of their own. Quilts will be hanging on the back of the first and second row of pews. And, if you arrive early enough, there will be plenty of time to enjoy some cake in Fellowship Hall.
2) SIT TOGETHER AS A FAMILY - During the worship service we will ask all graduates to come forward with their quilt for a service of Blessing and Godspeed.
3) WILL THERE REALLY BE CAKE? - Yes! Stop by Fellowship Hall before or after services, to enjoy some cake and frosting!

Times: Arrive at 9:45am to pick out a quilt & eat cake before the service.

Location: Sanctuary & Fellowship Hall

Discover • Walk With • Show Up

Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville is a city full of beauty, creativity, and community. And like every place, it also carries real stories, real needs, and real people doing meaningful work.

This summer, our high school mission trip to Asheville isn’t just about one project or one cause. It’s about discovering what it actually means to love your neighbor in real places, with real people, and in ways that matter.

Throughout the week, students will serve alongside local organizations, meet people from different walks of life, and learn how communities respond to challenges together. Along the way, they’ll be invited to see the world a little differently — noticing needs, building relationships, and realizing how their own gifts can make a difference.

Most of all, it’s a chance for students to grow in empathy, confidence, faith, and their understanding of what it looks like to show up for others. Expect meaningful service, great conversations, new perspectives, and a week that challenges you to see both the world, and yourself, differently.

Asheville is the setting.

Love thy neighbor is the journey.

Registration: Coming soon

Questions? Contact Pastor Josh