Sigma: Middle School

We encourage middle school students to grow by equipping them with a fuller picture of the doctrines of Scripture and by helping them to find outlets to serve others. On Sunday mornings, we teach young people a systematic theology for students based on Wayne Grudem’s Systematic Theology: An Introduction to Biblical Doctrine. We also regularly host service activities in which we try to serve our church with our strength and abilities.

We also encourage young people in Sigma to find their own avenues for meaningful connection and service within the church—for example, serving in our children’s puppet ministry or collecting cups after a communion service.

L3INC: High School

L3inC stands for “Living, loving, lasting in Christ.” That’s what we desire for our high school students. We long to see our students living to serve others as Christ served, loving unconditionally as Christ loved, and staying with him for a faith that endures.

We strive to help teens grow in several ways. Through the regular teaching of the Word, students are rooted in Scripture. Small groups allow the teens and the leaders a smaller, more comfortable gathering to share needs and concerns. Opportunities to serve the larger church body help develop a self-less approach to life within the church. The reward in this work is sometimes immediate, but often it comes in seeing the teens as adults, serving Christ and continuing to follow his will in their lives.