Friendly Hills Church -

PROJECT NOTHING VIDEO -- High School Summer Mission Project

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Our purpose is to come alongside of the family and celebrate as we see kid’s lives transformed by the power of the gospel. We seek to assist the family in the training of our teenagers as they develop a deeper passion for the Lord Jesus Christ. Our greatest hope is that our kids will grow up to be men and women who love Jesus with all their hearts (Matt. 22:37-39). We will also have some fun along the way, guaranteed!

Every Sunday night we meet as a LARGE GROUP. We begin with a time of Worship in song for all students and then divide the Middle School and High School for a time of teaching from the Word. This is open to all students who are currently in Middle School and High School. Bring $2 for dinner.

Wednesday Nights are our time for discipleship through Small Groups. We offer a Small Group for MS Girls, MS Boys, HS Girls and HS Boys. All of our Groups are gender specific and range in size up to 8 members. We focus on deeper relationships and Christian Community in this setting. This is also a time for kids to share with an adult and be held accountable in their walk with Jesus. Small Groups are from 7pm-8pm.

Every Sunday morning at 9:15am we have a time for getting deeper in God’s Word together. We have separate classes for Middle and High School students. We typically study a book of the Bible, Apologetics, Relevant Student Issues or compare Christianity to other world religions and cults. We seek to make practical application of our faith in today’s post-modern world. One of the main objectives we desire in our teaching is to target the heart of our teenagers with the truth of the gospel!

Come and join us as we participate in various trips throughout the year! Whether it is the annual High School Labor Day Beach Retreat, Ski Retreats or a Summer Mission Trip to Wherever U.S.A., the FHC Youth Group likes to take off and have lot of fun together!

How do I find out more about getting my son/daughter involved in the Youth Group?