Parents
Welcome EYG parents! We are here to partner with you in discipling your children so let us know how we can serve you.
The Everyday Youth Group is for 7th-12th graders. We divide our group into smaller Core Groups of same grade, same gender. Our core group leaders have to be at least a junior in high school and go through a lengthy interview process and training with Pastor Jason before becoming leaders. We design our leadership team so that first year leaders are assistants being trained to take on a core group of their own one day. Each group typically has at least two or three leaders assigned to it. Our entire leadership team meets to continue their training weekly with Pastor Jason.
The first Wednesday of every month is our Night of Worship. Also on Wednesdays, we have Core Group Nights in which everybody meets together for worship and then breaks into their core groups for small group time. Usually once a month or so there is another activity on Wednesday nights. We have other activities and trips throughout the year.
The Everyday Youth Group is for 7th-12th graders. We divide our group into smaller Core Groups of same grade, same gender. Our core group leaders have to be at least a junior in high school and go through a lengthy interview process and training with Pastor Jason before becoming leaders. We design our leadership team so that first year leaders are assistants being trained to take on a core group of their own one day. Each group typically has at least two or three leaders assigned to it. Our entire leadership team meets to continue their training weekly with Pastor Jason.
The first Wednesday of every month is our Night of Worship. Also on Wednesdays, we have Core Group Nights in which everybody meets together for worship and then breaks into their core groups for small group time. Usually once a month or so there is another activity on Wednesday nights. We have other activities and trips throughout the year.
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