
Youth and Student Ministries The Youth and Student Ministries of
The Baptist Tabernacle allow teens to learn about God, be challenged in their personal spiritual development, make friends, reach out, and have fun! Our focus is on spiritual growth and Christ-likeness, not just a lot of activities; and we are here to assist, not replace, the parents in their teen’s spiritual development.
We want to mentor young people for ministry by discipling them to become spiritually mature servant-leaders who will fulfill the Great Commission at home and abroad. This ministry is geared to assisting parents with the awesome responsibility of rearing the next generation of Christians. The Baptist Tabernacle encourages young people to get involved in “adult” ministries at an early age.
The Student Ministry sponsors regular fundraisers to lessen the financial burden that can occur with an active youth program.
Sunday School/Wednesday Evening
We have Sunday School classes for primary, elementary, middle school and high school, college/carrer.
They meet in the following classrooms:
Primary Class grades K4-3RD room G01
College/Career Room G02 Youth 7th-12th grades Room G03 Viviendo Por Fe Room G04 (Wednesday Service) Kids 4-6th grades Room G05 L.I.F.E. Class Room G06 Children’s Church Grades K4-6th grades Room G07 This is a time of fellowship, singing and teaching on Sunday mornings from 9:30-10:20.Youth Group
On Wednesday nights at 7:00, our youth workers lead our teens in singing, testimonies, prayer and teaching from God’s Word. They meet in room G03.
Grades 7th-12th
Summer Camps
A week of games, fellowship, singing and challenging preaching.
Youth Music Program
Our youth ensemble blesses us each time they sing in our services. Our youth also participate in our annual Easter Passion Play as cast members and behind-the-scenes crew.
Other Regularly Scheduled Activities
Youth conferences and youth rallies, teen visitation, all-night lock-ins, Six Flags, ice skating, Tribulation Trail and corn maize.
Missions Trips
On occasion, our teens have the opportunity to do missions work, sometimes in a foreign setting. |