The Students. We have some absolutely incredible students. I see it when we go on trips, but also in our weekly meetings. We have students who love being together, who love God, and who love having fun. Our middle schoolers have an enthusiasm that words can hardly describe. Our high schoolers are making an impact around them. Our student leaders (made up of middle schoolers and high schoolers) are eagerly learning how to make a difference, and they are making a difference.

 

The Adults. One of the best kept secrets when it comes to the Student Ministry is we have some top notch adults pouring into students’ lives. The adults who serve love Jesus and want to help model and encourage that love in those they serve. Whether that means they’re leading a table discussion on Sunday mornings (helping reinforce the scripture we’re studying), volunteering at an event, or teaching a lesson to their Circle on Wednesday nights, our adults are making a difference.

 

Glo Games. Never have I ever done an event like Glo Games before coming to Trinity. Black lights, dodgeball, face paint, photo booths, and a confetti drop are all excellent parts of Glo Games. But the most exciting part isn’t the games at all, it’s the way our students invite their friends to not only participate in what we do, but also to find a place where they can belong. Glo Games is more than games, it’s an introduction to the Trinity family, and something I’m always thrilled to help lead.