weekly Ministry

sunday | DISCUSSIONS | 9:00am in the Family Life Hub Classroom #1

Discussions | September-June Each Year 

Following Jesus isn’t easy, but it’s worth it. As we strive to follow Jesus, we are confronted with challenging and important questions. How can we defend our faith? What does healthy dating look like? Why is there suffering in the world? How can I know if I’m saved? Is the Bible trustworthy? What are ways I can study the Bible on my own? What’s Heaven like? How can I share the gospel with my friends and family? 

Discussions is a context for middle and high school students to engage in discussion-based teaching. We talk through difficult questions and discuss important topics as we continue growing together in the gospel. These discussions equip and empower students as they strive to faithfully follow Jesus. 
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In all of this, we want students to understand that while Discussions takes place during one of the gatherings, it isn’t meant to replace gathering with the rest of the church. Whenever they attend Discussions, students are encouraged to then gather with the church for the 10:30am gathering.

Wednesday | 7:00-8:30pm 

Every Wednesday from 7-8:30pm, students 6-12th grade gather to hang out with students and leaders alike, sing gospel songs, and dive into God's word and hear a gospel-centered message!
​(Doors open at 6:00pm)

About CSM

WHO WE ARE

​We are a family growing together in the gospel and going to others with the gospel.

growing

​We are not an event, but a family. When we are united with Christ, we are united also with His church, the family of God. We don’t live out our faith in isolation, but together inside the family of God.

going

Our faith is personal, but not private. We were not meant to keep the gospel to ourselves, but to share it with the world. We not only grow in the gospel, but we go to others with the gospel.

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Do you have 
​questions?

Feel free to reach out to our Family Life Pastor, Jordan Paris. 
Jordan Paris
Family Life Pastor