Preparing Seniors for Life After High School
Senior year provides opportunities for youth ministry workers to offer seniors gospel encouragement in their decision making and biblical wisdom that equips them for their future.
Five or ten years from now, teenagers will need to find and join a church of their own. They will learn to know others and be known by others; to receive care and give it. This can start now.

Senior year provides opportunities for youth ministry workers to offer seniors gospel encouragement in their decision making and biblical wisdom that equips them for their future.
While college age students are often beyond the direct scope of our ministry, our relationship in Christ does not fade.
The weekly gathering provided time for students to eat, fellowship, and find some refuge from the pressures of their senior year.
Here is a basic timeline we use to help introduce incoming college freshmen into on-campus Christian community and a church body.
As your students go through their college search, I encourage you to make helping them find a church a vital part of the process. Finding a local church is just as important, if not more important, than finding a college to attend.
Our aim must be to point students to the promises of God—the only expectation that will stand when all else fails.
