meet regularly:
Wednesday Nights from 7:00-8:00.
The Xtreme Believers is open to ALL youth grades 6th -12th grade.
Join us for fellowship, games, snacks & Bible Study.

Let's leave a good impression in the world.

Inclement Weather Notice:
If Rappahannock or Culpeper County schools are closed on Wednesdays, youth is cancelled.

BTW, Sunday Youth Bible Study is 9:15 to 10:15.

Look what we’re starting in January in Youth Sunday School!!!
Be a Berean (Acts 17:11).

 A crisis facing youth today is not that they are disinterested in the spiritual. The opposite is true. Postmodern youth crave a connection to the spiritual. The real crisis today is that they see all spiritual paths equally valid and have no allegiance to any absolutes. Into this spiritual potluck, Steve Russo offers the truth about these so-called paths to God and delivers the good news about the Way. Teens will learn to evaluate other faiths and see that the biblical witness can be trusted as the absolute in the search for meaning and truth in this life.

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~~Coming Events~~ 

Our Awana JV/Varsity has been busy planning for this exciting upcoming event…….


This summer our youth mission trip is changing-up. We’re checking out PowerPlant. PowerPlant is a ministry of the North American Mission Board designed to engage students in church planting and evangelism. The first PowerPlant project was in 2003, and it has been growing since then. PowerPlant participants will learn church planting principles and evangelism skills each morning, then have a chance to engage personally through assigned ministry team activities in the afternoon and evening. Students and adults will begin to see that the church is not about buildings . . . it's about people! And there are lots of people in North America who need Christ!
Check it out @ http://powerplant.studentz.com

Some PowerPlant FAQs
What Will We Be Doing?
PowerPlant ministry team assignments vary by city, and depend on the needs of the local church plants. Most teams will be involved in ministry such as sports camps, backyard VBS, and servant evangelism. All ministries will be conducted under the name of the church plant your team is assigned to. There are no construction ministry opportunities at PowerPlant.

Do Church Groups Stay Together to Form Ministry Teams, or do You Separate Them and Combine With Students From Other Church Groups?
For the most part, your group will stay together as a ministry team. If you are a larger group, we will form two or more teams from your group.  They would at least work in the same area, if not with the same church plant. We do this for several reasons:

1) If your entire group will be working together at PowerPlant, you can do a much better job of preparing for that ministry prior to coming to the project.  Ministry assignments are given at least six weeks before the project starts.  You will receive specific ministry assignment information, as well as the contact information for the church plant you will be working with.  This gives you ample time to gather resources and prepare your students.

 2) We want your group to fall in love with the church plant you will be working with. If you stay together as a group and work together with the same church plant, you have the same experience, rather than 15 people having 15 different experiences if you split up the group.

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Come to youth Wednesday night, the first to give me the name
 of the person shown above will win a prize.

Congratulations to Kit for naming the most recent mystery person "Franklin and Billy Graham".

Youth ministry team leaders:
                                         Wes and Charlotte Mills