Students Abiding in Light & Truth
Worship, learning, and fun combine to familiarize youth with the Word of God and help them grow as disciples of Jesus Christ. Our goal is to bring students together around the Word of God in a way that helps them navigate this transitional stage of life.
The Gospel Project Curriculum
CHRIST-CENTERED, CHRONOLOGICAL BIBLE STUDIES FOR STUDENTS
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When They Get It, It Changes Everything Moral stories become a master plan. Comparison culture becomes a culture of grace. Good deeds become a holy mission. The Gospel Project helps students center their lives on the gospel, replacing the desire to be “good” with the empowering transformation that comes only from Jesus Christ. These group Bible studies are designed to get as much gospel into your students’ lives as possible, helping them connect to a gospel-filled support system and equipping them for gospel conversations in their community. |
Youth Camp
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Each year, we ask church members to provide sponsorships that ensure all kids are able to attend. Camp cost is $335 per child. To give, click below and select the Youth Camp Fund.
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Each summer, FBCQ is privileged to take 7th-12th graders to youth camp at Pineywoods Baptist Camp in Woodlake, Texas. This fun and often life-changing experience gives kids an opportunity to focus on their relationship with Christ while building friendships with peers and shepherds that can last a lifetime.
2023 CAMP DATES JULY 17-23 Cost is $335 You must place a $75 deposit when you register. The deposit goes toward the $335. Final payment due by June 16. How to Register for Youth Camp
◦ Registering your child? YOUR account must contain YOUR information, not your child’s information. Enter your child’s information where the form refers to “the person coming to camp.” ◦ Students (age 17 & under) must be registered by their parent (NOT a grandparent, a friend, an aunt, or other random person). ◦ Each adult coming to camp (age 18 & up) must create or log into his/her own account and register. A husband doesn’t register his wife. A wife doesn’t register her husband. |
