Weekly Rhythm

During the school year, Student Ministry follows a predictable weekly rhythm of meeting on Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings.

<span class="h4">Sunday Mornings - 10am</span>

Sunday Mornings - 10am

All 6th-12th Grade students gather in Room 207, on the 2nd floor next to the elevator. We have a brief time of welcome and fellowship over donuts and coffee or hot chocolate before diving into a biblically-based lesson.

Note: The Atrium and Student Ministry classrooms and hallways are monitored by a camera system that records video and sound.

Wednesday Evenings - 7pm

Wednesday Evenings - 7pm

Our Students are in grade based discussion groups on Wednesday evenings from 7-8pm. Locations vary by grade, please ask Reid or Ashley for the most up to date details.

<span style="color:var(--primary-color-bg)">Communication</span>

Communication

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Typically we begin our class time in Room 207. Yes, we start with 6th through 12th grade in the same room. We provide coffee and donuts each week and we spend a few minutes in fellowship together. During this time we have activity tables out that students can choose to participate in. About 15 minutes in we will call everyone's attention and spend 10 minutes in worship together. We will give announcements and then either split the class or begin a teaching time. Some weeks we divide by age, some times we offer different elective classes students can choose from, and some weeks we stay all together.

Currently, our overwhelming majority of students attend Abilene High, Craig, or Mann. We also have students from ACS, Wylie High, Wylie West, Wylie East, Jim Ned, Cooper, Madison, PEAK, Triumph, Clyde, Anson, and Stamford.

Parenting a teenager can feel hard and overwhelming. We're here to partner with you as you work to launch a young adult into the world. One of our core values is to equip parents to be the primary spiritual director of their child's life. Some ways we do this include: 1) Offering an annual class partnering students with their parents to discuss faith topics. 2) Creating an open invitation for parents to join our Bible class. 3) Including parents as volunteers at retreats, mission trips, and other events. 4) Hosting monthly Family Nights during the school year to scaffold family connection and conversation.

We would love to hear more about we can scaffold your student for success. You can start by reading more about what accommodations we offer at the link below.

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Highland Student Ministry Staff