Students
We exist to lay a lifelong biblical foundation that is centered on Christ. We envision that teens would be genuine worshippers of God who love Jesus, his bride and their neighbor. We are committed to coming alongside parents since they are the main disciplers of their teens.
The Word of God is central in all that we do and say. We believe in the authority and sufficiency of Scripture. We, like Paul, ask the question, “What does the Scripture say?” The Bible is more than enough and all of Scripture is about Jesus (Luke 24:27 & John 5:39).
Partnering with Parents is key in discipleship of teenagers. The Bible commands that parents are to raise their children in the way of the Lord, so the church’s role is to come alongside parents to help them to do that. Our desire is to equip parents with resources to grow in their discipleship of their own teenagers.
This Summer
Have some extra time this summer?
Consider investing in the lives of younger kids.
High School volunteers are needed to help with our
Summer Adventure Camps.
Click in the Summer Camp image for more information or to volunteer.
During the School Year
Other great events for Students
We also have several other fun events and service projects that we do throughout the year.
All of our youth leaders have undergone a thorough background check and receive training on the discipleship of teenagers.
If you are a parent and would like to receive our weekly newsletter, please send an email to Pastor Dwayne.
You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram to receive updates.
The Student Union
The Student Union (TSU) is our space for students to hang out in downtown Cedarburg, located next to the Cedarburg Cultural Center. With regular youth-friendly events (i.e. art gallery nights, open mic nights, etc.), a coffee shop, and lots of tables to study, talk, or play games, TSU is the place to be.
You can check it out at http://www.thestudentu.org/
(For those families who also have younger children attending AWANA on Wednesday nights, TSU is a great place for your middle or high school students to hang out while the rest of the family attends evening activities at Alliance.)