In the hectic pace of life, students sometimes forget they have a Savior who loves them, knows them, and has a plan for each of them. First Presbyterian Church has special programs specifically for students to gather together to learn about and grow in their love for Christ through prayer, Bible study, skits, worship, and activities designed to help students get to know each other.

Sunday School

Classes begin at 9:30 a.m. and end promptly at 10:30 a.m.

Grades 6–8

New Covenant Building, 2nd Floor
Contact: Kellen Smith, Youth Ministries Director (226-0216, ext. 224)

On Sunday morning, all sixth–eighth grade students are invited to gather together to learn about and grow in their love for Christ through prayer, Bible study, skits, worship, and activities designed to help students get to know each other.

Grades 9–12

New Covenant Building, 1st Floor
Contact: Kellen Smith, Youth Ministries Director (226-0216, ext. 224)

Each Sunday morning, students gather downstairs in the New Covenant Building for community time and for study. Our desire is for students to be in dialogue with each other and with the Word of God. The class will study a variety of topics in the areas of Christian doctrine, life issues, and Scripture. Students also have the opportunity to serve the needy on Bridge Sunday with their class and the class shepherds.

Wednesday Nights

Middle School Youth Group

6:30–7:30 p.m.
New Covenant Building, second floor
Contact: Kellen Smith, Youth Ministries Director (226-0216, ext. 224)

Wednesday nights are a great time for middle school students to get together and have fun. We play games, make up skits, hang out, go get ice cream, or even do a service project; all designed to help us know each other and Christ better. There is something for everyone—so come be a part!

High School

6:30–7:30 p.m.
New Covenant Building, first floor
Contact: Kellen Smith, Youth Ministries Director (226-0216, ext. 224)

High school students’ Wednesday evening program offers a unique chance for fellowship and Christ-centered discussion. The semester includes fun community-building activities, a look at topics relevant to high school students, and a reflective time for prayer. Whether you are new to the youth program or a returning student, come and enjoy a time designed for you.