WPC Youth Group

If ever the church is to flourish again, one must begin by instructing the young. — Martin Luther

The WPC Youth Ministry supports the spiritual and social development 
of the Church youth from grade six through high school graduation.

For a youth ministry to be biblical, it needs to follow the model in 2 Timothy 3:16-17—students being mentored for character, instructed in doctrine, and equipped for every good work so that they will engage in effective ministry.

The youth leaders are there to model, mentor, and equip young ministers in Christ-like character, sound doctrine, and effective methods to reach lost peers and make disciples of their own (Matthew 28:18-20).

The youth engage in a variety of activities intended to foster deeper connections to both their peers and their faith in Christ.  Weekly bible study, Monthly events with active participation as a group, and Summer Mission Trips can be found on the youth calendar.

 

 

    • MBBS Hosting: Sign up with host Wednesday nights

 

    • Mission Trip Leader: Join the Youth this summer on a mission trip

 

    • Sunday Activity Leader: Join the Youth on a Sunday afternoon of fun

 

    • Support Seniors: Mentor a senior, be part of their Christ walk

 

    • Worship Service Engagement: Sign up to Ushers and Liturgists

 

    • Fundraising Support: Sign up to help support the 3 fundraising efforts

 

Mystery Bus Bible Study (MBBS)

Mystery Bus Bible Study (MBBS)

Wednesday nights, during the Wimberley school year, the youth come together for bible study. They get on the bus without knowing where they will be going and what they are having for dinner.

Worship Engagement

Worship Engagement

Youth are encouraged to participate in Sunday worship service. Five Sundays a year the youth lead worship in ushering and scripture reading.

Senior Focus

Graduating high school is a key point in a Christian’s life. For the first time they face the world with adult eyes and the world sees them as adults. This is the youth ministry’s last opportunity to ensure they are prepared.

  • 1:1 Dinner and Conversation – Youth leaders take seniors and juniors out to dinner for conversations about life, school, future plans, and their faith.
  • Bible Study Leadership – Seniors are encouraged to lead MBBS for two or more Wednesday nights.
  • Graduation Send-off – The congregation recognizes the graduating seniors with prayers, blessings, gifts and study bibles
  • First Year Check-ins – Youth leaders call, visit seniors in the Fall after graduation to ensure they are in good spirits, have a home church or regular bible study, and report back any needs to the congregation.
Senior Focus
All Youth Summer Mission Trip

All Youth Summer Mission Trip

Senior Summer Mission

Senior Summer Mission