Ambassador Student Ministries seeks to engage, encourage, and equip high school and middle school students with the truth of God’s word and the grace of the gospel in order that they might live as transformed followers and ambassadors of Jesus.

Foundations Classes
Every Sunday morning, students dive deeper into God’s Word in an environment built just for them. This weekly Bible Study is designed to do more than cover scripture — it equips teens with the tools to actually live it out, building a faith that holds up in real life. Through engaging discussion, relevant application, and community with other students, young people grow in their understanding of who God is and who He’s called them to be. Whether your student is brand new to the faith or has grown up in church, this is a place where questions are welcomed and truth is taken seriously.

Sunday Night Light (SNL)
Most Sunday evenings throughout the school year, something good is happening from 5:30–7:00 p.m. Students in grades 6–12 gather together — alongside caring adults who are invested in their lives — for an evening that’s equal parts fun and meaningful. Each week includes games and fellowship to kick things off, followed by a relevant, engaging lesson and small group breakout sessions where students can ask real questions, process what they’re learning, and actually get to know each other. It’s not just a program — it’s a community your student can belong to. In a season of life when peer connection and trusted mentorship matter more than ever, Sunday evenings are a place where both can be found.

Fellowship and Social Events
Faith grows best in the context of real relationships — and real relationships are built outside of Sunday mornings. Throughout the year, students gather for a variety of fun, memorable events designed to deepen friendships and create the kind of shared experiences that bond a group together. From seasonal hangouts to special outings, there’s always something on the horizon worth looking forward to. These aren’t just fun extras — they’re an important part of how your student finds their people and develops a faith community they actually want to show up for.

Missions and Outreach
Some of the most defining moments of a young person’s faith happen when they step outside their comfort zone to serve others. For Senior High students, summer short-term mission trips offer exactly that — a chance to be part of something bigger than themselves, develop real-world compassion, and experience God at work in new places. Over the years, teams have traveled to Mexico, Appalachia, and beyond — both internationally and domestically — serving communities with their hands and their hearts. These trips have a way of reshaping perspective, deepening faith, and building bonds between students that last long after they return home. But mission doesn’t only happen far away. Throughout the year, students of all ages have periodic opportunities to serve alongside local ministries and participate in outreach right here in our own community — because a life of service starts close to home.

Super High Retreat:
Sr. and Jr. High students attend a weekend retreat together at Camp Willow Run in Littleton, NC, where they are challenged by God’s word and enjoy a fun weekend together in a beautiful setting.