Life is a journey.  It's important to be prepared and pack the necessary things for our life journey with God. 

The Youth Ministry's main goal is to share the Bible and life application with teens. Youth are empowered to develop a deeper relationship with God, each other and the world as they grow as disciples of Christ.  Youth are encouraged to continue upon his/her own lifelong, spiritual journey to the discovery of their personal beliefs with the Bible and Methodism as a resource. The leadership endeavors to help each youth build on their Christian foundation with love, nurturing, education, and encouragement.  

Youth Ministry Call, Mission, and Vision:

Call... "love The Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength, and love your neighbor as yourself.” Mark 12:30-31
Mission... ”Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit” Matthew 28:19
-- In accordance with God’s love, grace and will, we are called to make disciples by accepting youth, loving the, nurturing them, and introducing them to Jesus Christ.
Vision... Our vision is comprised of eight elements that are important to the growth of young Christians: Service, Bible Study, Outreach, Fellowship, Recreation, Relationships, Prayer, and Worship.


Service -- In accordance with God’s love, grace and will, we are called to make disciples by accepting youth, loving the, nurturing them, and introducing them to Jesus Christ. (Matthew 25)

Bible Study -- To facilitate the exploration, application and interpretation of
scripture as revealed by the Holy Spirit. (2 Timothy 3:16)

Outreach -- To share our faith through our words and actions, by reaching out in God’s love to our friends, family and community. (Mark 1:17)

Fellowship -- To be a welcoming community by providing a safe and secure Christian environment to celebrate and enjoy life together. (John 10:10)

Recreation -- To build up and encourage self-esteem and self-confidence through and open door of fun and physical activities. (Philippians 4:13)

Relationships -- To encourage interactions with self, others and God, crossing differences to foster respect, accountability, leadership development, mentoring relationships, and friendships. (Proverbs 17:17)

Prayer -- To encourage an active prayer life by modeling healthy communication with God, both personal and communal. (Matthew 6:5-15)


Worship -- To create an environment where we can praise and honor God as Creator, Redeemer, and Sustainer, and to create an awareness of worship as a way of life. (Psalm 150, Romans 12:1)