Youth Activities
Halls Christian Church’s Youth Groups are geared towards
young people in grades 6th-12th. All the Youth
leaders at HCC recognize that the middle school and high school years are full
of questions, changes, new emotions, new responsibilities, new thoughts, new
friends and a lot of doubt. It is our desire, at HCC, to help guide young
people into a loving, trusting, intimate relationship with the Lord Jesus
Christ.
Our continuous goal is to help
youth understand that even though sin entered the world, and made us natural
enemies to God, He, in all His Holiness, Purity, Perfection and Love, could not
stand to lose a single one of us. So what did He do? He came after
us through His son Jesus Christ.
Halls Christian Church’s youth team is made up of loving
caring adults, of various ages, who are committed to model the love of God
through our action, words and attitudes.
HCC has many different youth programs active throughout the
week that engage young people in various ways, keeping the same goal, of an
intimate relationship with Jesus Christ, in focus.
Sunday School on
Sundays – 9:45 am
Worship Service on
Sundays – 10:45 am
Young people in 1st through 5th grade
are encouraged to attend Children’s Church where they can learn Bible truths
through a high-energy, interactive program.
Youth Group on Sundays – 6:30 pm
Youth Group on Wednesdays – 6:30 pm
Past Youth functions and activities: Tennessee
Christian Teen Convention (TCTC) in Gatlinburg; Soldier’s Ministry; various
types of Service Projects (preparing food baskets, providing yard work, etc.);
The Silver Ring Thing; Winter Jam; Youth led worship services; Vacation Bible
School (VBS); movie nights; Laser Quest; swim parties, bowling; youth room work
days, School Release Crusade; serving and worshipping with the Christian
Student Fellowship group at UT; Smokies baseball game w/Mark Schultz in
concert; Christmas Caroling; New Year’s Eve party; and just hanging out.
Just a few additional activities we would like to
incorporate this year: Service Projects such as First Harvest Food
Bank, serving meals to our homeless community; activity seek out more military
men or women within our church family to send letters and care packages to;
youth sports events; etc.
