Mission Statement
We desire for our students to hear the Gospel, be changed by the Gospel, and live out the Gospel! Our staff and leaders partner to create an environment for students to feel welcomed and comfortable as they hear the Gospel and are discipled while navigating life.
Warehouse Student Ministry is for all students in 6th-12th grade. We provide weekly events; on Sunday night, we have That Thing from 4:30-6:30, and Youth Group on Wednesday night from 6:00-8:00. We also have several special themed events, retreats, camps, etc., throughout the year to engage students in fellowship and spiritual development.
Warehouse Student Ministry is for all students in 6th-12th grade. We provide weekly events; on Sunday night, we have That Thing from 4:30-6:30, and Youth Group on Wednesday night from 6:00-8:00. We also have several special themed events, retreats, camps, etc., throughout the year to engage students in fellowship and spiritual development.
Weekly Events
Youth Group
We gather on Wednesday nights from 6:00-8:00 in the Warehouse for Youth Group. The evening consists of time to connect with the Gospel, community, and discipleship through large-group games, stage games, teaching, and breakout groups for discussion and prayer.
Our focus on Wednesday nights is to provide a group that students want to be a part of, and a place where they can connect with a community and be discipled. At Youth Group, we strive to create a welcoming and fun environment for students where they feel comfortable being themselves, inviting friends, and asking open and honest questions as they discover and develop their faith. We break up into two groups for our teaching time, high school and middle school, in order to cultivate a teaching environment and group time individually catered to our the students’ circumstances and experiences. The breakout groups are led by our Warehouse Staff and Warehouse Volunteers, who are committed to accomplishing our third Pillar of Warehouse Student Ministry, Relational Discipleship. Group leaders aim to build genuine, caring, and lasting relationships with our students as we walk with them through life.
Our focus on Wednesday nights is to provide a group that students want to be a part of, and a place where they can connect with a community and be discipled. At Youth Group, we strive to create a welcoming and fun environment for students where they feel comfortable being themselves, inviting friends, and asking open and honest questions as they discover and develop their faith. We break up into two groups for our teaching time, high school and middle school, in order to cultivate a teaching environment and group time individually catered to our the students’ circumstances and experiences. The breakout groups are led by our Warehouse Staff and Warehouse Volunteers, who are committed to accomplishing our third Pillar of Warehouse Student Ministry, Relational Discipleship. Group leaders aim to build genuine, caring, and lasting relationships with our students as we walk with them through life.
That Thing
We gather on Sunday nights from 4:30-6:30 in the Warehouse for “That Thing!” That Thing is designed for all 6th-12th grade students to connect with the Gospel, engage in community, and experience discipleship through our small group Bible studies.
We inspire students to understand the importance our second pillar of our Five Pillars of Warehouse Student Ministry, Theological Depth, by studying importance of the context, the 'why' behind, and the application of Scripture through small group discussion. Our students are split up into six small groups: upper and lower-class boys and girls, and Middle School boys and girls. Our CREW student leadership team is integral in planning and leading That Thing. Students are encouraged to invite their friends to join them to meet others and dive deeper into a community of faith. Students, are you going to That Thing on Sunday?
We inspire students to understand the importance our second pillar of our Five Pillars of Warehouse Student Ministry, Theological Depth, by studying importance of the context, the 'why' behind, and the application of Scripture through small group discussion. Our students are split up into six small groups: upper and lower-class boys and girls, and Middle School boys and girls. Our CREW student leadership team is integral in planning and leading That Thing. Students are encouraged to invite their friends to join them to meet others and dive deeper into a community of faith. Students, are you going to That Thing on Sunday?
WAREHOUSE STAFF
Derek Tinkey
Director of Students
Gabi Baird
Resident
Jacob Euwema
Resident