Omega High School Ministries seeks to develop relationships with high school students in order to help them experience the love that is found in Christ. We emphasize small groups as a way for students to develop deep relationships with other students and their small group leader. We offer opportunities for students to connect with each other and Christ through Sunday Night Youth Group, Sunday School and Sunday Night Youth Worship and Friday night Bible Study. For more up to the date information about our Omega High School Ministries check out our Youth News Page.
Sunday Night Youth Group:
5:00-6:00PM Games and Fellowship
6:00-6:30PM Dinner (Cost $3)
6:30-7:00PM Lesson
7:00-7:30PM Small Groups
2011-2012 "The Book of Revelation"
The book of Revelation is filled with metaphors and illusions, sometimes it seems like you're reading a science fiction novel! Throughout this year we are going to study together as a group so that we can experience the resurrected Christ in a new way. Join us every Sunday night as we discover this book together and try to figure out what it means.
Omega Summer Mission Trip to Prattsville, NY June 17-22, 2012
Last August Hurricane Irene came through the northeast United States devastating towns, destroying homes and whole communities. One of those was Prattsville,NY. While there we will be helping to rebuild some of the homes and even some of the churches. In addition we might also provide some programming for the community be offering a VBS to all the children there. We will be flying out of Midway on a direct flight to Albany and staying at Huntersfield Christian Training Center on the edge of town.If you're interested in going, simply download this brochure, fill it out and bring your deposit to Joel by March 25, 2012!
Youth Group Meal Sign-Ups 2012
Every Sunday night our high school students get a chance to slow down from the busyness of life and sit down to eat dinner together. In order to make this happen we ask parents to prepare the dinner meal with our Food Services Manager Wanda Davis. Some parents cook lasagna, or baked spaghetti, while others pick up some pizzas at Little Ceaser's or gondolas from Avantis. Interested in bringing a meal to youth group? Simply visit the
"Take Them A Meal" website and sign up!
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