General Info (Grades 6 – 8)

Students in grades 6 through 12 are an important part of our church family. We offer a variety of ways for students to learn and use the gifts that God has blessed them with in a regular basis.

Middle School Ministry (Cornerstone, Grades 6-8)

Youth Band (More Info)

Confirmation

Confirmation classes walk students in Grades 7 and 8 through the core beliefs of the Christian church. The topics include Prayer, Baptism, The Lord’s Supper, Forgiveness of Sins, The 10 Commandments and the Apostle’s Creed. Students are divided into small groups by age and gender, paired with an adult small group leader. Each night includes a small group game, large group teaching and small group discussion. For more about the importance of Confirmation, contact Jason Christ, Director of Middle School Ministries.

Sunday School (More Info)

Remix (Upcoming)

Students in Grades 6 – 8 participate in events together. Some are service projects, others are focused on building relationships through games and activities.

High School Ministry (Crossroads)

Youth Band (More Info)

Crossroads Connect (Upcoming)

Students play games, hang out with peers and get away from the pressures of the day while also digging into God’s Word. Some weeks are more focused on building relationships through games and activities and other weeks are more focused on exploring the Bible around a relevant topic. There are also evenings that focus entirely on a service project in order to connect with the greater family of God at First Trinity. Crossroads Connect meets on Thursdays from 6:30 – 8 p.m.

Crossroads Events

Throughout the year there are opportunities for students to gather for other events such as Acquire the Fire, the 30 Hour Famine and more.

Sunday School (More Info)

Mission Trip (More Info)

Each summer our High School students participate in a mission trip. For many students, it’s the highlight of the year as they get to build close relationships while serving others and learning more than they ever thought they would. Students work together on projects such as fixing up home, visiting with elderly and disabled people. In the evenings, there is music and program that connects faith to life in an engaging way. This year we are headed to Wilmington, NC.