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Redeemer Students Ministry strives to partner with parents and adult leaders to connect students to the love of Jesus and the people of God, equip them to obey Jesus and live out their faith in each life stage, and send them to love their neighbors and take the gospel to their friends and the world.
The primary ways that we accomplish this are through our weekly Middle School and High School gatherings, weekly intentional discipleship Grow Groups, yearly retreats and camps, and connecting with students relationally.
We want High school and Middle School students to come together to worship, praise Jesus, and connect. Join us every Wednesday at Redeemer from 6:30-8:30!
Help us partner with parents by serving as a Middle School or High School group leader, investing in students from grade 6-12!
Y’all are invited to saddle up for our Country Christmas Party on December 4th! Come dressed in your best country or western attire and get ready for a night of holiday fun, cowboy-style. We’ll be spinning 90’s country Christmas albums, so you can enjoy some classic holiday tunes with a twang. Plus, you won’t want to miss our old timey photo booth—perfect for capturing memories with your friends! It’s going to be a festive night of music, fun, and a whole lot of country Christmas spirit. Don’t miss out, partner!
Join us for our Spring Semester Kickoff on January 8, from 6:30-8:30 PM at the church! This gathering is all about reconnecting and starting the semester together. We’ll have some fun games lined up, but most of all, we’re here to chill, hang out, and spend time with you students as we launch into the new season. Whether you’re bringing a friend or coming on your own, this is a great chance to kick off the year in community. See you there!
What do the students call you?
- "Ya Boy Des" or "Ya Boy"
What is your favorite memory from students?
- Getting to see so many class of ‘24 students get baptized!
What are you praying for students at Redeemer?
- For students to love the Lord and have that love flow over into their families’, friends, and schools.What do the students call you?
- Raineyyyy
What is your favorite memory from students?
- My favorite memory from students has been Grow Group with my 7th grade (now 8th grade) girls this past year! So sweet to intentionally spend time together in God's Word. I also always love it when we have a silent disco!
What are you praying for students at Redeemer?
- I am praying for students at Redeemer to love Jesus more and more and let the gospel be forefront in every area of their lives! Praying for friendships to be life-giving, and fruitful, and point them to truth. Also praying for school to be an opportunity to share the gospel and love on their neighbors!What is the funniest nickname you've had?
- A friend in high school used to call me Cole Slaw.
Why did you want to do the Student Ministry Residency?
- To develop skills that I will use in student ministry long term!
What are you praying for students at Redeemer?
- That students will grow to be eager to learn what it looks like to practically follow Jesus in their everyday lives!What is the funniest nickname you've had?
- People have always called me "Tatertot" (self-explanatory).
Why did you want to do the Student Ministry Residency?
- Students will make a lot of decisions that will affect the trajectory of their entire lives while they are in middle school and high school, and I want those decisions to be made in light of the Gospel.
What are you praying for students at Redeemer?
- My prayer for the Student ministry over the next two years is that it will be a place where both mature believers and complete unbelievers will feel loved.
What is the funniest nickname you've had?
- "Tank" - when I was 1-5 years old I would knock kids down walking through them.
Why did you want to do the Student Ministry Residency?
- I want to do the student ministry residency because Jesus changed my life through High School, and my deepest desire is for students to be all in for God. I feel called to lifelong youth ministry and want to be thoroughly equipped to do the work well.
What are you praying for students at Redeemer?
- My prayer for students is that they'd realize their dissatisfaction with the world and pursue the utmost joy of glorifying Jesus.