STUDENTS
CROSS LANE STUDENTS
Bringing students to Jesus (6-12th)
Our student ministry exists to help middle school and high school students in grades 6-12 believe in Jesus, belong in community, and become part of God’s story. Our large group gatherings, small groups, and events are all designed to develop deep, genuine community among students. We hope your student will consider joining us on Sundays at 10:30am in the Student Room.
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Student Pastor:
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Join us at Midweek!
Wednesday evenings for MIDWEEK from 6:00-7:30 p.m. during the school year. A typical meeting includes an interactive group lesson, a game, maybe some food and a surprise or two.
We believe that to know God is to want to know him more. So one way to know him is to grow in the knowledge of his word. So our midweek services are geared toward helping students know Jesus and to build relationships with other students that can help them in their personal walk with Jesus.
Any student who is in middle school or high school (Grades 6-12)
Midweek is every Wednesday night during the school year from 6-7:30pm!
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In addition to our midweek services, we also love to fellowship with one another. Throughout the year we have multiple events designed specifically for Middle School and High School Students including but not limited to, CIY MOVE/MIX, Fall Retreat, mission trips, game nights, summer midweek meet-ups, and more. These events help students grow in fellowship and create friendships that will last long after they graduate.
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Follow us
A great and easy way to get connected and stay involved is via social media. We realize this isn’t for every student, but if you can, give us a follow on Facebook, Instagram, or join our Student Ministry Group Me.
Resources
We all know that this is a crazy world we live in and we did not get an instruction manual on how to raise our children. But that does not mean there is no hope. There are some great resources from biblically-minded people that we can use to help us gain wisdom and understanding on how to guide our kids. Follow any of the links below to find help.
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