Foundations teaching
Scripture, character, calling, and the basics of leading well.
Teaching, mentoring, and hands-on serving that turns raw zeal into mature, lasting leadership.
Young people often sense a call long before anyone equips them. They have the fire — but no one hands them the tools, the truth, or the trust to use it.
Untrained passion fades or gets misused, and a generation of would-be leaders drifts to the sidelines or burns out entirely. Every young calling we fail to disciple is a leader the church will wish it had in ten years — and won't.
Teenagers learning to teach, lead worship and care for younger children — with real responsibility and real support.
The Youth College of Ministry pours into them on purpose. Through teaching, close mentoring, and real responsibility, we turn raw zeal into mature, lasting leadership — and we do it while they're young enough to be shaped.
Real responsibility. They don't just learn — they lead teams and serve for real.
Mentored, not lectured. Older leaders walk closely with each one, week after week.
A clear path. Structured terms that build from foundations to leading others.
Part classroom, part apprenticeship, all relationship. We teach it, then we let them do it.
Scripture, character, calling, and the basics of leading well.
Each student is paired with a mentor who knows their name and their goals.
Real ministry assignments with real ownership and real feedback.
I was a shy 15-year-old who got asked to help, then to lead, then to teach. Four years on I run a serving team and mentor the next group. They saw something in me before I could.
Students trained to date
Mentor for every student
Now leading our teams
Sharing faith & serving the neighborhood
The lost stay unreached when no one goes — so we go, with good news and open hands.
ExploreOur prayer team
Battles are lost in prayerlessness — so a team stands in the gap for our church and city.
ExploreWomen's community & Bible study
Women carry much in silence — here they’re carried too, in honest, praying community.
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