YOUTHGROUPS



The teen years mark a key transitional stage in life. Moving from childhood to adulthood is an upheaval! But God uses times of change to bring great growth. That's where the Youth Ministry Staff & Volunteers come alongside parents - helping young men and women know God intimately, read His Word accurately, share and defend their faith, serve others and develop deep relationships.



HIGH SCHOOL & JUNIOR HIGH SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES @ 11AM | DOWNSTAIRS


Spring Youth Group Schedule


78's Picture This

Sunday, May 5 | 6-8pm

Starts & Ends at Bethel

Photo of a human tower? Check.

Photo with a melting snow pile? Check.

Photo with a moose? Hmmm…

Middle schoolers, join us for a fun

photo scavenger hunt as we search for the photo ops on our list!

Other Upcoming Youth Events


Hang tight while we look up scheduled events...

 

Bethel Youth | Small Groups

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  • Middle School - 78's Thrive  | Sunday 6-8pm (during the school year)

    Our goal is to connect with and love the students, have tons of fun and learn about Jesus in a way that makes sense. Middle School is a time of enormous change and transition for students, and our goal is to be there with them through those changes. 


    Our Small Group, THRIVE on Sunday nights give students the chance to connect deeper with the leaders and other students, while having a time to play games and

    then is followed by a teaching time and small group discussions.

  • High School - Ascent Talk Back | Sunday 6-8pm (during the school year)

    Our goal is to have fun and learn about Jesus. And yes, you can do both of those things at the same time. High School is a time where students are establishing their identities. Our desire is to help them establish their identities in Jesus. 


    During our High School Small Group, TALK BACK, students are split into groups by grade and gender for encouragement, accountability and discussion. This is the students best chance to “Talk Back” to us and let us know what’s happening in their lives, and is a great opportunity to connect with other students.