Students
Old Hickory Blvd
Grades 6 - 12
What to Expect
Sundays
Students are encouraged to worship and serve at our 8:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Sunday services.
During the 10:00 a.m. hour, grades 6 - 12 meet at the Hope House to eat a ridiculous amount of donuts, build community with each other and the friends they invite, and engage in biblical teaching.
Middle and high school students are separated into age-appropriate groups for the teaching time.
Wednesdays
Middle School
Grades 6 - 8 | 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. at the Hope House
Middle school meets weekly for dinner, games, fellowship, worship, Bible teaching, and small groups.
High School
Graces 9 - 12 | 7:37 to 9:00 p.m. at the Hope House
High School meets weekly for hangout time followed by worship, Bible teaching, and small group time. Of course, food is involved.
CPC Students offers many opportunities throughout the year for spiritual growth, community, and service. From large-scale annual camps and service to smaller hang-outs and leadership opportunities, there is something meaningful to be part of for every student.
Meet the CPC Students Team
Artem Smith
Student Ministry Resident
Mac Purdy
Director of Student Ministry
Leah Moser
Leader, High School Girls
Abbie Johnson
Leader, Middle School Girls
Nate Evans
Leader, High School Boys
Resources
Resources for Parents
During the teen years, many parents feel like they lose their minds and sometimes their kids to the world. We help parents teach and model spiritual faithfulness, and we provide spaces for students to connect with each other and with adults from our church. The result? Teens following Jesus in the world by loving and serving others wherever they live, work, and play.
There is a lot going on in Student Ministry and this is your information Hub. You can find the events calendar, student event registrations, email list sign-up... you get the point.
Serve in Student Ministry
Serving alongside their leaders and peers plays a huge role in teens developing a lifelong relationship with Christ. Because of this, we are constantly drawing students in to serve, whether "up front" or behind the scenes. Some students open their homes for group gatherings, others lead small groups, others pass out bulletins and welcome people into worship, others encourage our friends with special needs, and the list goes on!