A place where students can be real, find community, and grow in their faith.

For middle & high school students

You don’t have to do life alone.

Middle school and high school can be a lot. Questions, pressure, friendships, identity — it’s real.
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Hope Youth is a place where you can show up as you are, be known, and walk through life with people who actually care.

What a typical night looks like:

• Hangout time + games  
• Real conversations  
• Teaching from the Bible that connects to real life  
• Small groups where you can talk, ask questions, and be known

You were made on purpose.

We believe you are:

• Saved by grace
• Not alone in what you’re facing
• Created on purpose for a purpose

(Ephesians 2:8–10)

Our heart is to walk alongside students—not just teach at them. Faith isn’t meant to be lived alone.

​You belong here. 

Whether you’ve grown up in church or this is all new, there’s a place for you.

​You’ll find: 
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• Leaders who care
• Friends who show up
• A space where you can be real

A Place You Can Trust

Our team is committed to creating a safe, welcoming environment where students can grow. 
    —    Background-checked leaders
    —    Trained adult volunteers
    —    ​Intentional small group environments 

When We Meet
​Wednesdays, 6:30 PM

Where
Hope Community Church's Upper Room

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There’s always something fun coming up.

Family Movie Night

Come and join us for a fun night for the whole family (all ages welcome)! We'll provide popcorn and candy for the whole family! Bring your own drink. You are welcome to bring blankets and stuffed animals. We will be watching the newly released David movie!

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End of School Year Bonfire

Last youth night of the year = BONFIRE NIGHT. 
We’re going out with s’mores, music, games, and a night to just hang.
Pull up, bring a friend, and let’s end the year right.

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Meet Pastor Xander

Xander has a heart for walking alongside students in whatever they’re going through. He’s passionate about helping them know they’re not alone—and that real life and faith happen in community.

​His desire is to help students understand who they are in Christ—that they are saved by grace and created on purpose for a purpose (Ephesians 2:8–10).

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reach out

Prefer email? Reach Xander directly at: [email protected]

Come check it out.

You don’t have to have it all figured out. Just show up.

Join us this week.