For Who You Are
In the book of Exodus, Moses asks God who he should say sent him if the people ask him that question. God answers, “I AM”. These aren’t just profound words, but a profound reality; and many of the things that we’ve memorized as “Christian facts”, are truths about His character that transform our relationship with Him. Turning religion into relationship, and leading us to a place of wanting to worship God “For Who He Is.”
Moses said to God, “Suppose I go to the Israelites and say to them, ‘The God of your fathers has sent me to you,’ and they ask me, ‘What is his name?’ Then what shall I tell them? God said to Moses, “I am who I am. This is what you are to say to the Israelites: ‘I am has sent me to you.
– Exodus 3:13-14
Wednesdays | 6:30-8:30 pm
Resumes September 11th, 2024
Our mission is to inspire students (7th-12th Grade) to know the truth about God and their own identity in Christ – to be a rising generation characterized by compassion and grace.
(Parents, your involvement is welcomed and encouraged!)
UR Youth Upcoming Events
Meet Our UR Youth Leaders
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Katie Brown
Family Life Director
Email Katie“Every teen has immeasurable value to God. Each has their own unique personality, passions, and gifts. I love being in youth ministry because I can be someone who can listen to their hearts, help shoulder their burdens, point them to truth as they learn to navigate their faith and cheer them on as they own their walks with God.”
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Jonathan Sutton
Associate Pastor
Senior High Group Leader
Email Jonathan“What I love the most about working with youth is getting to know them and walking alongside them. My heart is to be able to celebrate with them, encourage them, support them, and point them to their heavenly Father who loves them and desires to do the same.”
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Hannah Brassfield
Female Discipleship Leader
Email Hannah“Having relationships with these teens & pointing them to Christ is one of my greatest joys. When I was a teen in youth group, I needed a youth leader who would listen to me without shame and judgment, honestly answer my questions, and authentically relate to me. It is my prayer that God would help me to be this kind of leader for the young women in our church.”