Youth Ministry
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Our church family's vision is "Developing Disciples of Jesus" and we strive to follow that in our youth ministry as well. Our goal is to focus in on the choice aspect of our discipleship process. The emphasis of our vision is found in Colossians 3 beginning in verse 12 "Therefore, as God's chosen people, holy and dearly loved…" then followed by verse 14 "And over all these virtues put on love, which binds them all together in perfect unity." Following the advice of Paul, we strive to realize that we are loved by God and choose to make love an emphasis for everything we do together. In light of this, our vision can be broken down into three goals: to Embrace God's Love, to Embrace Loving God, and to Embrace Loving Others.
This vision is the driving force and purpose of our ministry. But we realize that the results will not come quickly or perfectly, and "our ministry" is not really ours in fact. Rather, this is a process that we will be involved in for the rest of our lives. And it is our heavenly Father who is at work here, transforming us into people who can truly be his disciples.
Our church family's vision is "Developing Disciples of Jesus" and we strive to follow that in our youth ministry as well. Our goal is to focus in on the choice aspect of our discipleship process. The emphasis of our vision is found in Colossians 3 beginning in verse 12 "Therefore, as God's chosen people, holy and dearly loved…" then followed by verse 14 "And over all these virtues put on love, which binds them all together in perfect unity." Following the advice of Paul, we strive to realize that we are loved by God and choose to make love an emphasis for everything we do together. In light of this, our vision can be broken down into three goals: to Embrace God's Love, to Embrace Loving God, and to Embrace Loving Others.
This vision is the driving force and purpose of our ministry. But we realize that the results will not come quickly or perfectly, and "our ministry" is not really ours in fact. Rather, this is a process that we will be involved in for the rest of our lives. And it is our heavenly Father who is at work here, transforming us into people who can truly be his disciples.