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Bridge Students

We want to partner with you to disciple your students.

Bridge Students starts Sunday, August 27th! Register your student for the 2023-2024 year by clicking the button below!

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Who we are

Bridge Students Ministry is for students in grades 5-12 and exists to see students transformed by the Gospel, integrated into the local church, and impacting their world for Him. We strive to see that everything we do is biblically rooted, relationally focused, God-glorifying, and absolutely super fun!

What to expect

Students meet at The Bridge Church building every Sunday night from 6pm-7:30pm. On these nights, students will typically have some time to build community and then break out into their small group. A fews times throughout the year, they will take a break from small groups and enjoy a Big Gathering where all of our students and leaders have fun and fellowship together. We will also encourage students to be an active contributor to the whole church by participating in worship gatherings, and joining a Sunday serve team.

Worship Gatherings

Bridge Students is an extension of our church, and we encourage all our students to attend our Worship Gatherings on Sundays.

Small Groups

Students gather weekly in small groups, separated by grade and gender, where their leaders facilitate teaching, discipleship, and community. Typically, the groups study a book of the Bible and are encouraged to grow in studying the Word.

Big Gatherings

Big Gatherings happen throughout the year and are events where all our students come together for community, fun, and to hear a word from one of our pastors. On these nights, we don't break out into small groups!

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is leading our students?

We have background checked, Jesus-loving volunteers that are committed to leading our students. Any small group leader has been trained, and they are covenant members of our church.

What are the students learning?

In a small group, our students work through the Gospel Project Students curriculum. This takes them through the entire Bible in chronological order every 3 years.

What should the students bring to group?

They should bring their Bible!

My child is interested in getting baptized. What is their next step?

How exciting! Baptism is the biblical way to publicly express you believe Jesus has done everything necessary for your salvation. We celebrate the public profession of faith through baptism because it exalts Jesus and the power of the Gospel to save. To prepare for baptism, here are a few things to do:

Encourage your kids to write down their personal testimony, including: 

Why they needed to be saved

When they told you (or you affirmed) they believed in Jesus

What difference the Gospel makes in their lives

Why don’t the students meet during the worship gatherings?

We believe it’s best for students to begin engaging in community groups to help build deeper discipleship and relationships. They are a valuable part of our church now, so we encourage them to worship and serve with the whole church on Sunday mornings.

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