Ministries

A comprehensive, age-appropriate spiritual education and activity program that guides young people from early childhood through high school. Through interactive Sabbath School Bible classes, youth-led worship, fellowship gatherings, and service projects, it fosters deep biblical literacy, personal faith, and positive peer connections in a safe, nurturing environment.

Who it’s for: Infants, children, middle schoolers, and high school youth (ages 0 to 18), supported by dedicated teachers, youth leaders, and parent volunteers.

A relational ministry focused on strengthening household bonds, supporting parents, and building a close-knit, intergenerational community. The program hosts a year-round calendar of family-centered fellowship events—including seasonal outdoor activities, back-to-school youth events, intergenerational meals, recreational game nights, senior appreciation dinners, and educational trivia/nature outings designed to foster wholesome, supportive relationships.

Who it’s for: Children, youth, parents, seniors, single parents, and multi-generational family units throughout St. Peters, Saint Charles County, and our local congregation.

A dedicated ministry designed to build strong, spiritually grounded men through fellowship, practical Bible study, accountability, and hands-on service projects. It focuses on encouraging men in their roles as spiritual leaders in their homes, church, and workplaces.

Who it’s for: Men of all ages and life stages across the church and local community.

A supportive ministry focused on nurturing, encouraging, and equipping women in their spiritual walk and daily lives. Through prayer circles, spiritual retreats, mentoring, and community service projects, it addresses the unique spiritual, emotional, and relational needs of women.

Who it’s for: Women of all ages, life stages, and backgrounds within the church and local community.

A technical ministry focused on audio and visual production to enhance live worship and extend church services beyond our physical walls. This team manages multi-camera video switching, live streaming, digital audio mixing, and display projection to deliver clear, accessible worship experiences both in the sanctuary and online.

Who it’s for: Local church volunteers skilled (or interested in training) in audio, video, networking, and digital media production.

A worldwide youth ministry that promotes holistic growth—mental, physical, and spiritual. Pathfinders engages young people in outdoor survival skills, camping, nature study, leadership training, honors/craft certifications, and local community service projects, instilling values of personal responsibility, teamwork, and civic duty.

Who it’s for: Youth in Grades 5 through 10 (ages 10–15) led by trained adult mentors and counselors.

A family-centered program fostering early physical, mental, and spiritual growth through crafts, nature discovery, family outings, and foundational community service badges.

Who it’s for: Children ages 4–9 (Pre-K to Grade 4) alongside their parents or guardians.