Students

Leading Students into a growing relationship with jesus christ


6th through 12th grade
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During the School Year
Join us Wednesday evenings from 7 pm-8:30 pm as students in grades 6-12 meet with friends and find life-change in Christ.
Each week, teens experience fun and exciting  games, engage, in modern worship led by a live band made up of peers,
and Biblical teaching which addresses the issues teens face.
Students also meet in small groups to explore the Bible and learn how to apply it every day.
We desire to help students grow in their relationship with Jesus at whatever level they are.  
And, of course, we end each week with FOOD!  Find us at 112 N. Wenas in Selah, WA.
Hey Parents
I hope you're doing well! Soon, we’ll be kicking off a new four-week series called “Believe: The Gospel of John,” in which we’ll discover how the Apostle John builds a compelling case that Jesus is, in fact, God. Here’s a little bit of info about each week of this new series to help you know how to engage with the material at home.
Series Overview
The Gospel of John is a powerful case for belief; after weighing the evidence, our students will be challenged to make a commitment to Christ and to be bold in sharing their faith! Throughout the series, we’ll look at specific events that John recorded that reveal Jesus as God.


Session 1: God Revealed  (Sept. 11)
Big Idea: Jesus is God.  Question for Discussion: Read John 1:1-14 together. In what ways does John communicate that Jesus is God? Why do you think this was so important for John?

Session 2: The Signs Point to Jesus (Sept. 18)
Big Idea: Jesus is powerful.  Question for Discussion: How can we tell the difference between seeking Jesus for what He can give us versus seeking Him for who He is?

Session 3: The Messiah and the Mission (Sept. 25)
Big Idea: Jesus is committed.  Question for Discussion: Why do you think Jesus didn’t defend Himself even though He could have?

Session 4: The Empty Tomb (Oct. 2)
Big Idea: Jesus sees our value.  Question for Discussion: What is a part of your faith journey that you think might be helpful to share with someone else? Do you find this type of sharing easy or difficult?

Our hope is that the discussion questions provided above might lead your family to a deeper awareness of who Jesus is and what He wants to accomplish in our lives and in our world. As always, please feel free to reach out if you ever have any questions!
Blessings,

Pastor Darin Brown
darin@harvestchurch.com

Fall 2024 Events
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Harvest Students to Head to our registration site to sign up for fall and winter events.  https://harvestcc.churchcenter.com/registrations

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Dear Parents.

Dear parents of youth group kids.  We are about to kick off our school year of Youth Ministry and I wanted to ask something of you.  We have noticed a trend in our girls towards showing more skin and I would like to ask your help with this.  I met a high school boy at Taco Bell after school this week and one of the questions I asked him was, “Now that you have been in school for a few days, what do you see in the hallways?  Where do you see hope and where do you see hopelessness?”  I was surprised when I heard him talk about how he was disturbed to see how much skin the girls were willing to show at school.  He looked at me in the eyes and repeated, “Darin, it is bad.”
So in an effort to combat the trend away from modesty I am asking for your help in making sure that youth group and church attendance is different.  
Will you help us by making sure our ladies are dressing in ways that are modest?  Starting with shirts that keep the body covered (belly and chest) and shorts that don’t let the backside be on display.  And as always keep an eye on what is printed on the shirts and hats that everyone wears, both the boys and the girls.  If what is printed on them does not line up with scripture go ahead and leave that at home.  
In the great commission, Jesus told his disciples to make more disciples and to teach them to obey the things that Jesus taught.  He did not tell them to blend in to culture by acting or dressing like the culture, but to be disciples of Jesus and to look and act like him.  This is not always easy, but it is essential.
Thank you for your help.  See you later as you drop off your kids for youth group.