Pastor Anthony

Beginning this Sunday youth will have opportunity once a month to hear a Bible story. It might seem like it’s just church-y way to pass time, but I believe there is a lot of value in learning Bible stories. Stories help us think through situations and teachings much deeper

Youth ministry (and Children’s ministry) are often easy to view in a silo. Simply because they are isolated, separate ministries that operate independently of adult ministries, it can be easy to think what happens in youth ministry is independent of adult ministry. However, youth ministry impacts the entire church

Next Sunday there will be the youth ministry information session. Like the name suggests, it’s a session to learn more about youth ministry. We strategically place it before the new youth shepherd applications take place so members can make an informed decision about serving. However, apart from giving information,

The gospel is the good news of Jesus’ birth, life, death, and resurrection—and what that means for us. Although we now live in a post-Christian age, if you ask anyone on the street what is the message of Jesus, I’m confident maybe 99% of people could give some

When I was a youth I remember what helped me make the bold next step to join praise team was an invitation from a friend. They said, “hey, let’s join together.” That sparked my journey into praise team, and eventually I found myself leading praise for over five years.

This might not be new information for everyone, but since we have some new members who have joined without every interfacing our youth ministry I believe this information will be helpful. At The Seed, just like the adults, youth are also part of a house church ministry. However youth do