Lake Lynn Students: Growing Together, Living for Jesus

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At Lake Lynn, students are not just the next generation of the church — they’re an important part of it right now. We want our teens to feel at home, build real friendships, and grow in their relationship with Jesus. Whether they’re learning on Sunday morning, worshiping on Wednesday night, or serving on a ministry team, our goal is to help them live out their faith in everyday life.

Students meet for Sunday School at 9:45 AM, where they dig into God’s Word and talk honestly about what it means to follow Jesus at school, at home, and with friends. On Wednesday nights at 6:30, our youth group, Youth on Fire, gathers for food, games, worship, and Bible study — a midweek boost of fun, faith, and encouragement.

Throughout the year, our students also get together for special events like putt putt, service projects, and local mission opportunities. Many of them serve during Sunday worship on the praise team and tech team, using their gifts to help lead our church family in worship.

Lake Lynn Students is all about helping teens discover who they are in Christ and how they can make a difference right where they are. We’d love for you to come home and be part of a group that’s real, welcoming, and on fire for God.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When do students meet? +
Students meet for Sunday School at 9:45 AM. On Wednesday nights at 6:30 PM, our youth group, Youth on Fire, gets together.
What happens at Youth on Fire? +
Food, games, worship and Bible study. It's a midweek boost of fun, faith and encouragement.
Can students serve at church? +
Yes. Many of our students serve on Sundays on the praise team and the tech team.
Do you do anything outside of Sundays and Wednesdays? +
Yes. Throughout the year students get together for things like putt putt, service projects and local mission opportunities.
Are the adults who work with students screened? +
Yes. Every volunteer who serves with children and students completes a background check.
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