These commandments that I give you today are to be on your hearts. Impress them on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road,...

Family Worship Night – A Great Sendoff to Summer!...

Progress is happening, and we couldn’t be more grateful! Over the past few months, more than 40 incredible volunteers have poured their time, skill, and heart into bringing\n\nThe drywall is now fully up, and though there’s still a good bit of sanding and ceiling repair work ahead in the coming weeks, the vision is becoming a reality. Raising the ceiling, removing dividing walls, and replacing outdated cabinetry has opened the room incredibly—it finally feels true to its size! Soon, a new team of volunteers will come in to begin painting, and with that, the transformation will start to really shine.\n\nBut this isn’t just about construction. It's about creating a space where middle schoolers can belong. In a season of life that is often chaotic, unpredictable, and full of change, having a room they can depend on—a place where they are welcomed, known, and shown the love of Jesus—is priceless.\n\nWe can’t wait to see this room filled with laughter, worship, and growth when our middle school program moves in this fall. Thank you for helping make it all possible! ...

Our Sanctuary will come alive with music, laughter, and heartfelt storytelling one month from now as our incredible Youth Theater and Music team presents ...

Winter Camp is almost here! From February 14 to 17, our Middle School and High School students will head to Thousand Pines for adventure, worship, and spiritual growth.\n\nOur theme this year is \"Rhythms,\" based on Galatians 5:25:\n“Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit.”\n\nMany know how to read the Bible and attend church, but what does it mean to walk in step with the Spirit truly? Throughout the weekend, students will explore what it looks like to follow God’s leading in everyday life.\n\nWe’re excited to welcome back Brian Holland as our camp speaker. Brian has spoken to our students before, and his ability to engage with depth and simplicity makes him a powerful communicator. His passion for Jesus, combined with his empathy and real-life approach, helps students connect with faith in a meaningful way.\n\nPraise Report! God has provided the additional female counselor we were praying for! We’re grateful for the leaders stepping up to invest in our students.\n\nPlease join us in praying for this time together that students will grow in faith, build lasting friendships, and experience God in a powerful way. Thank you for being a church that continues to pour into the next generation!\n\nIn Christ,\nRichard...

The Youth Music and Theater Ministry has been busy building, growing, and preparing an exciting fall lineup that we can't wait to share with you! Our first show is a...

This year’s Family Camp, in the scenic Dos Picos County Park in Ramona, was an unforgettable experience filled with joy, community, and a deep sense of togetherness....

“God is a friend you can trust.” My four-year-old, Joey, repeated this phrase as we pulled into the preschool this morning. He learned it last week at VBS, an experience\n\nThis would not have been possible without the dedication of Steven Karras and the rest of our family ministries staff, as well as the gift of time from 90 volunteers. Serving our young people and their families takes some extra work, but it’s worth it. VBS may be over, but there’s another event with lots of kids on campus coming up: Summer Theater. \n\nA few years ago, we struggled to enroll 20 kids for summer theater. This year, we are bursting at the seams with nearly 60 kids enrolled and 30 on the waitlist. Can I get an, “Amen!” for Olivia Donald and her team?!. This growth is exciting, but it means we need more volunteers to help. If you have special skills, like singing, sewing, painting, set design, or dancing, that’s great. If you don’t, that’s great, too! We need adults to be there for supervision, and to hopefully build relationships with the kids and their families. \n\nOn Youth Sunday, upcoming sixth grader Rachel White addressed the congregation on the topic of community. She said participating in theater makes her feel like she’s part of the church community. She also mentioned that if more adults helped with theater it would deepen the relationships and trust between the youth and the adult bodies of the congregation. This is our chance!\n\nSummer Theater runs two weeks, July 21 to August 2, Monday through Friday from 9am-3pm. It’s a longer commitment, but you do not need to volunteer every day for the entire time. We gladly accept any help you can offer. More information can be found on the ...

We are in the midst of an amazing week here on campus with our Vacation Bible School (VBS)! Every day, 160 kids flood our church, ready to dive into a world of crafts,\n\nThroughout the week, our young participants have been discovering profound truths about God:...