CityHope Youth is how we connect, grow, and empower the next generation. We are a ministry of City Hope Church to J-Hi (7th & 8th) and HS (9th-12th) students.
For the next few weeks, things are going to look a little different. But just because we can’t gather physically doesn’t mean we can’t grow spiritually. So we will post weekly small group videos that can be watched and discussed with your small group.
Parents one of our goals is to help you fight for your family. With that being said we know the situation many of us find ourselves in can be very challenging so in an effort to help Mom and Dad win at home we’ve created a Parent Help Page. It contains some suggestions for activities, links to devotionals, even some books we recommend. If we can help in any way please let us know.
This series will challenge us to pray stronger, more passionate prayers that will lead us into a deeper faith.
In what ways could you be more like Samuel?
Do you feel like you are at a place right now, where you are willing and ready to do anything God asks? Why or why not?
What was the last thing God told you to do? Have you done it?
We looked at a word call discernment, and we believe that this helps us recognize whether it’s God speaking, or our own voice. We said that the way to know if it’s truly God speaking is it will always line up with His Word!
So last question, How can we know if the voice we’re hearing is God’s, if we don’t actually read the only thing that will answer this question?
Every few months all J-Hi and HS students from all over Baldwin and Mobile County join together at our Malbis Campus for incredible worship, a message specifically designed fro their age and stage of life, and a crazy after party. These nights are so special because of how powerful they are and it only happens 4 times a year so don’t miss it. Our next Collective Night happens May 6th.
Every Wednesday night from 6-8p our J-Hi and HS students gather at their campus for a time of fun hangs, worship, a mini message, and small groups. This is a great place to meet new friends, grow relationally, and have conversations that target what students want or need to talk about.
