JOURNEY WEEKEND - SPRING YOUTH RETREAT
JOURNEY is specifically designed to encourage and challenge youth students (6-12 graders) in their walk with Christ and to provide encouragement and training for adult leaders. The setting is Rockbridge Alum Springs in Goshen, VA. No other retreat facility in Virginia comes close to offering EVERYTHING a student could want in a weekend getaway. Don't miss this incredible weekend designed specifically for students to encounter God and have a great time doing so!
Middle & High School Youth
It's important to teach young people what it means to be followers of Christ. Our focus is to provide a place where teens and tweens can deepen their relationship with Christ, connect to the local church and learn to become salt and light for the Kingdom of God.
Our middle and high school students (6th–12th grade) meet on Wednesday nights. We love welcoming new people, so come join us!
Our middle and high school students (6th–12th grade) meet on Wednesday nights. We love welcoming new people, so come join us!
MIDWEEK YOUTH GROUP: 6th–12th Grade
Wednesday Nights 7–8:30 PM at Magruder Elementary School (700 Penniman Rd.)
On Wednesday nights at Foundations Church, youth find community, friendship, encouragement and Biblical teaching to support them as they grow in their relationships with the Lord and stand for truth in today's world. First we gather as a large group for some fun and a message/teaching before breaking into small groups for more intimate Bible study and relationship-building.
Wednesday Nights 7–8:30 PM at Magruder Elementary School (700 Penniman Rd.)
On Wednesday nights at Foundations Church, youth find community, friendship, encouragement and Biblical teaching to support them as they grow in their relationships with the Lord and stand for truth in today's world. First we gather as a large group for some fun and a message/teaching before breaking into small groups for more intimate Bible study and relationship-building.
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