STUDENTS
Welcome to Harvester Students!
Middle School and High Schoolers gather weekly to encounter and become like Jesus at a pivotal time in their lives.
Upon joining, your student will be placed in a life group led by an adult of the same gender and age group, where they can develop meaningful relationships with other students who share the same faith and values.
Through both large and small groups, your student will grow in their walk with Jesus, develop a strong foundation of faith, and build lasting relationships with like-minded friends!
GROUPS
We offer age-appropriate environments for connecting and growing during the week.
Middle School
6th – 8th grade
What we do:
MSLG includes an hour of large group time and an hour of small group time. During large groups, students are led by a band, participate in fun games, and then have a time of teaching. Afterward, students are broken into age and gender-specific groups for a time of deeper study, conversation, and relationships with adult leaders and peers.
When we meet
St. Charles | Wednesdays from 6:30PM-8:30pm in The Landing.
Troy | Sundays from 6:00PM-7:30PM
High School
9th – 12th grade
What we do:
High School Nights are an opportunity for high schoolers to come together in music led by their own high school band. They will also hear topically relevant and Biblical-based teaching. High Schoolers also participate in grade and gender specific groups led by an adult leader.
When we meet
St. Charles | Sundays from 6:30-8:30 PM in the Landing
Troy | Sundays from 6:00PM-7:30PM
THE WEEKENDS
Students are a part of, not apart from, the church on the weekends. Starting in the 6th grade, students attend our main services on the weekends. We believe students should grow alongside adults in the church, fully integrated and taking ownership in a church that they will soon be leading.
For those that attend two hours, we highly encourage them to find a place to serve.
EventS
Throughout the year, we offer multiple events for each age group. These events are specifically designed for the phase of life that a student is in. Checkout what’s coming up:
