Students

Middle & High School

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Welcome to Student Ministry at Grace Chapel!

At Grace Chapel Student Ministries, we love that we get to spend time with students in grades 6-12. All students are welcome. The answer to “Can I bring a friend to--?” is always yes.

We also want our students to know and experience that life with Jesus is better, and that Jesus makes us enough. We encourage the students in our community to commit to staying curious as they explore life with God, embrace their role in the bigger story as they serve, and set the tone of this community as they build meaningful relationships.

Check out our campus pages to learn more about what this looks like near you! We’re excited to meet you!

Leading Students to Discover and Own Their Faith.

Leading

Choosing dialogue instead of monologue, asking questions, and facilitating conversation in the context of meaningful relationships.

Discover

Embracing the journey over “the moment”. A relationship with Jesus is not just one moment in our lives, it’s our whole life.

Own

Celebrating steps over achievement. Faith isn’t something that we achieve, it’s something that grow into over time. It’s the actions we take in response to what we discover.

Faith

Making it theirs instead of ours as they address these four critical questions: Who am I? Where do I fit in? What difference can I make? And Who is God?

Campus Details

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Lexington

<b>Wilmington</b>

Wilmington

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Watertown

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Foxboro

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Student Summer Trips

Each year our students have the opportunity to come together and experience life with God for the good of the world - taking trips locally and around the world to visit with ministry partners, serve in the community, or learn about a different culture.

We have trips specifically tailored for our middle schoolers as well as high school students. For more information about this year's Student Summer Trips click the link below.

Important Information

  • We have a lot of opportunities for students to plug and get connected in a meaningful way including weekly gatherings to fun events, retreats, trips, and serving opportunities. Explore your local campus by clicking on the tabs above to learn more.
  • If you’re new with us and trying to figure out if this is the place for you, welcome. It’s hard being new anywhere, including at church stuff. Good thing is, everyone here has been new before, so you won’t be alone. Will it be awkward? Almost guaranteed, but death by awkwardness isn’t a thing, so you should make it out alive and maybe even acquire some new friends in the process. We’re excited to meet you.
  • We believe that youth ministry is family ministry. We may know teenagers, but you know your teenager the best and you are their greatest influence. So, we believe in partnering with parents is one way we get to help lead students to discover and own their faith.
  • Check out our parent page to find helpful resources related to parenting teens as well as our weekly content so that you can continue the conversation at home and your teenager(s) normalize talking about God in their life.
  • Waiver: This liability and med form enables us to respond to an emergency regarding your child(ren), and allows us to go off site with them for events, trips, retreats, and serving opportunities. This form needs to be completed once and then can be accessed and updated by you as needed until your child graduates without needing to be filled out all over again. Click here to fill out the waiver.
  • Without our adult volunteer leaders, none of this would be possible. We get to watch God work in and through the lives of our leaders to help lead our students to discover and own their faith. So, volunteers, thank you!

Interested in learning more about volunteering with student ministry?

Volunteering in student ministry can look like a lot of different things, not just leading a small group. Every campus has unique needs, many of which are seasonal and behind the scenes. And yet every role, in some way, helps our students nurture meaningful connections that impact their life and faith. If this is something you’d like to consider, pray about it and have a conversation with your local Student Ministry Director by clicking on the button below.