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Understanding that our students, grades 7th-12th, are making an effort to still be at church after a long day of school and activities, we slow down a little on Wednesday nights. We have dinner together, play a game, have a quiet time of worship, and then dive in to a discussion driven Bible study.  Our students are encouraged to apply what they have learned to issues in their own lives, and share prayer requests. TBC Students meets in the Student Center.

TBC Students | 10:15 am | Student Center | 7th-12th Grade For the next few weeks, we will be working on a study from both the Old and New Testaments on Identity. Our current unit is called "Not Yet," and we will talk about all of the questions, fear, frustration, and excitement that thinking about our futures can bring. As we explore passages from Ecclesiastes, Revelation, and more, we'll discover four truths about what God has in store for us: we're all a work in progress, your purpose is to be like Jesus, God's plans for you are good, and your next step is to get closer to God.

Understanding that our students, grades 7th-12th, are making an effort to still be at church after a long day of school and activities, we slow down a little on Wednesday nights. We have dinner together, play a game, have a quiet time of worship, and then dive in to a discussion driven Bible study.  Our students are encouraged to apply what they have learned to issues in their own lives, and share prayer requests. TBC Students meets in the Student Center.

TBC Students | 10:15 am | Student Center | 7th-12th Grade For the next few weeks, we will be working on a study from both the Old and New Testaments on Identity. Our current unit is called "Not Yet," and we will talk about all of the questions, fear, frustration, and excitement that thinking about our futures can bring. As we explore passages from Ecclesiastes, Revelation, and more, we'll discover four truths about what God has in store for us: we're all a work in progress, your purpose is to be like Jesus, God's plans for you are good, and your next step is to get closer to God.

Understanding that our students, grades 7th-12th, are making an effort to still be at church after a long day of school and activities, we slow down a little on Wednesday nights. We have dinner together, play a game, have a quiet time of worship, and then dive in to a discussion driven Bible study.  Our students are encouraged to apply what they have learned to issues in their own lives, and share prayer requests. TBC Students meets in the Student Center.

TBC Students | 10:15 am | Student Center | 7th-12th Grade For the next few weeks, we will be working on a study from both the Old and New Testaments on Identity. Our current unit is called "Not Yet," and we will talk about all of the questions, fear, frustration, and excitement that thinking about our futures can bring. As we explore passages from Ecclesiastes, Revelation, and more, we'll discover four truths about what God has in store for us: we're all a work in progress, your purpose is to be like Jesus, God's plans for you are good, and your next step is to get closer to God.

Understanding that our students, grades 7th-12th, are making an effort to still be at church after a long day of school and activities, we slow down a little on Wednesday nights. We have dinner together, play a game, have a quiet time of worship, and then dive in to a discussion driven Bible study.  Our students are encouraged to apply what they have learned to issues in their own lives, and share prayer requests. TBC Students meets in the Student Center.

Understanding that our students, grades 7th-12th, are making an effort to still be at church after a long day of school and activities, we slow down a little on Wednesday nights. We have dinner together, play a game, have a quiet time of worship, and then dive in to a discussion driven Bible study.  Our students are encouraged to apply what they have learned to issues in their own lives, and share prayer requests. TBC Students meets in the Student Center.