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What's Next in 2023
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Weekly Programming
Each Sunday during our 9am service, 6th–8th grade students meet in the Connection Center (auditorium of the old building) for a time of discipleship, community-building, and learning how to do life together.
If you’re a parent of a middle school student and are interested in leading Middle Schoolers, please contact Jacob Thomas to get plugged in.
Students will move up to 2023-24 grade groups on August 6.
9th–12th grade students are encouraged to Worship One Serve One on Sunday mornings. For more information about opportunities to serve, contact Jacob Thomas.
During the school year, Midweek Students is our weekly Wednesday night worship experience for both High School and Middle School students from 6–8pm in our Connection Center. It is designed specifically to engage teenagers and their friends through creative biblical teaching, fun games, and inspired worship.
Our Midweek Student programs are held at the Nolensville Campus in the Connection Center (auditorium of the old building). Small groups are gender-specific. Students learn to study the Bible with small group leaders, and our goal is to create an environment that encourages unity and conversation. Our curriculum is designed specifically for our students.
We want to help develop and equip students with a deeper understanding of Scripture. Each week, our students will encounter the Gospel through in-depth study of the Bible with the intent to show how all Scripture points to Jesus, and how the Gospel has the ability to transform a student's life.
If you have any questions, please contact Student Director, Jacob Thomas.
About Our Ministry
Rolling Hills' Nolensville Campus Student Ministry is designed to continue building on biblical truths they were taught early in life. As our students grow and own their faith, we want to provide them with many opportunities to actively grow in their spiritual maturity before leaving our ministry.
During middle and high school years, the pressures of discovering who you are, what you want to do in life, how to put faith into action, how to use wisdom in relationships, and how to handle more responsibility can be overwhelming. Our goal is to offer an environment where students are known, valued, loved, and ultimately pointed to the hope of Jesus while we partner with parents as they take the lead in the spiritual development of their teen. Our hope is to guide and encourage students to actively live out their faith in everyday life and equip them with the spiritual maturity they will need to be successful in college and the world.
During their time in our Student Ministry, students will learn these core truths:
I am created to pursue an authentic relationship with Jesus.
I am designed to be an active part of a community who points each other to Christ.
I exist every day to demonstrate God's love to a broken world.
Serving
At Rolling Hills, we believe in the impact that serving the church regularly can have on a student's faith, and we have seen over and over the influence a student can make on the church for God’s glory.
We encourage our High School students to serve the body of Christ by using their gifts, talents, and abilities in our various ministry areas (Kids, A/V, Greeters, etc.) on Sunday mornings.
You can contact Jacob Thomas for more information on how to serve.
New here? Here's what you need to know!
Whether you're new to our area, new to Rolling Hills, or just in town for a visit, we consider it a privilege to spend time with your student! When your visiting middle or high schooler arrives for Wednesday night programming, our volunteers will be able to get them connected with their age group.
If you have any questions, please reach out to our Student Director, Jacob Thomas.
Next Steps for Students
Is your student interested in learning more about what it means to follow Jesus, taking the next step of baptism, serving opportunities, leading worship? We'd love to partner with you in helping them with any of their spiritual Next Steps. Reach out to Jacob Thomas for more information.
Jenn Hendrich | Middle School Pastor, Franklin Campus
Sarah Fehl | High School Associate, Franklin Campus
Jacob Thomas | Student Ministry Director, Nolensville Campus
Tristan Heerdt | Student Ministry Director, Nashville Campus
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