Our Mission...

To communicate the Life changing message of Jesus Christ to every young person.

Our Strategy

Club:

A weekly large group meeting

Building Times:

Spending time with students

Follow up:

Establishing the basics of the Christian Life with a new believer

Appointments:

A 1-on-1 meeting that provides individual attention for student's specific needs

Trips:

Taking students out of their environment for a shared experience.

Contacting:

Meeting students on their turf.

Student Leadership:

Equipping Christian students who are committed to reaching their friends for Christ.

Events:

Unique activities that create enthusiasm, increase visibility of the local Campus Life Ministry.

Community Relations:

Developing community ownership and visibility of the local Campus Life Ministry.

• Campus Life - An informal group, run by adults, offering high school students opportunities for personal growth.  Campus Life meets throughout the school year, and all high school students are welcome.  The meetings include fun games,  discussion on a youth topic, closing thoughts by the staff, and refreshments.

• Campus Life Club JV - Club JV is an informal weekly meeting for students in Junior High.  It begins with games, then moves into a discussion of a life skill like "how to make friends." It ends with a "thought for the week," another high-energy game, and refreshments.

• Breakfast Club - Student-led breakfast clubs are not uncommon in a world where students seek to find a place to belong.  Meeting before school to encourage each other and grow as individuals, the students strive to become better people and to positively affect their peers.  As student leaders they are challenged to make a difference, and they hold each other accountable.  Breakfast clubs are a part of a number of area schools programs

• Fully Alive - Fully Alive is a music/drama group made up of area students who have a desire to share their talents with the community.  This program challenges students to become leaders among their peers.  The students prepare a one-hour program and then present it at various community events and churches.  They are also challenged to apply their leadership skills on a daily basis with their peers.

• D.C./L.A. Conference - This national conference brings Christian students together to train them to be leaders who can return home and make an impact on their communities.