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YOUTH MINISTRIES OF HERITAGE UMC

The Youth ministries at Heritage United Methodist Church are constantly growing and changing to minister to the fast paced changing needs of teens in our surrounding areas. Directed by an experienced licensed pastor, Heritage offers a wide variety of options for spiritual growth for Senior High and Junior High school students. Each area of youth ministry is designed to quench a thirst in the lives of our youth using the freshest curriculum available. Governed by the doctrine of “Safe Sanctuaries” Heritage United Methodist Church assures student safety in any youth program environment.

Senior High Focus

FOCUS: A WEDNESDAY NIGHT SENIOR HIGH BIBLE STUDY

When: Wednesday Evenings 7-8:00 p.m.
Where: Youth Portable Building

During the middle of the week, Heritage realizes that teens often thirst for more activity. On Wednesday nights, an in depth Bible study is offered following a church wide dinner. This time is called FOCUS and stands for: Finding Our Calling by Understanding Scripture. This discussion based Bible study offers Senior High students the time to discover Jesus Christ together while utilizing an adult mentor leader as a guide. Each student learns techniques for understanding the Bible more clearly and is structured so that their spiritual foundations are strengthened. FOCUS is proven to help encourage, mature and motivate students in a life together with Christ.

Senior High Sunday School

YOUTH SUNDAY SCHOOL

When: Sunday Mornings at 9:45 a.m.
Where: Youth Portable Building

A large part of the youth ministries at Heritage is our Sunday school classes. Heritage offers individual Junior High and Senior High Sunday school classes. Each class individually caters to the needs of their specific age group. For example, Senior high utilizes Christian Music DVD curriculum and strong scriptural based focus groups to overcome peer pressure and providing students with the ability to make wise choices. Junior High Sunday school tests their minds using games or crafts which help guide the students to a spiritually fulfilling teen life. Each class is taught by adults with upstanding Christian values within our church community.

Senior High MYF
MYF YOUTH NIGHT

When: Sunday Evenings 5-700 p.m.
Where: Youth Portable Building

Our youth ministries foundational program is Youth Night on Sunday evenings. This time is full of devotional fun, games, team building activities, food, and fellowship. Each Sunday night, Junior and Senior High students meet together focusing on specific chosen themes. These biblical themes include games, fellowship activities, and a wide range of creative learning to help the students understand how to function as a Christian. An example may be building a bridge out of chairs to cross the hot lava to promote team work or a skit to enhance their knowledge of biblical characters more personally.

Junior High Sunday School

YOUTH SUNDAY SCHOOL

When: Sunday Mornings at 9:45 a.m.
Where: Youth Portable Building

A large part of the youth ministries at Heritage is our Sunday school classes. Heritage offers individual Junior High and Senior High Sunday school classes. Each class individually caters to the needs of their specific age group. For example, Senior high utilizes Christian Music DVD curriculum and strong scriptural based focus groups to overcome peer pressure and providing students with the ability to make wise choices. Junior High Sunday school tests their minds using games or crafts which help guide the students to a spiritually fulfilling teen life. Each class is taught by adults with upstanding Christian values within our church community.

Junior High MYF

MYF YOUTH NIGHT

When: Sunday Evenings 5-700 p.m.
Where: Youth Portable Building

Our youth ministries foundational program is Youth Night on Sunday evenings. This time is full of devotional fun, games, team building activities, food, and fellowship. Each Sunday night, Junior and Senior High students meet together focusing on specific chosen themes. These biblical themes include games, fellowship activities, and a wide range of creative learning to help the students understand how to function as a Christian. An example may be building a bridge out of chairs to cross the hot lava to promote team work or a skit to enhance their knowledge of biblical characters more personally.