Lost & Found Volunteer Email Week 4

We’re wrapping up our current series this week! It’s been a good one. Finish strong this week!

Here are a few things coming up in our ministry . . .

ADD YOUR OWN DATES: RETREAT
This month, we’re planning a weekend retreat designed to help students connect with God and with their small group. Get the details on our website!

ADD YOUR OWN DATES: VOLUNTEER MEETING(S)
As we get back into the rhythm after the holidays, it’s almost time to learn and grow together at our next meeting of the year! We hope to see you there as we learn about [add your own topic(s)] together.

ADD YOUR OWN DATES: SUMMER CAMP
This summer, we’re planning an incredible camp experience for students! If you’d like to join us, make sure you’re registered before the deadline.

LOST & FOUND: A 4-WEEK SERIES ON JESUS
WEEK 4 BIG IDEA: JESUS INVITES YOU TO THE PARTY.

SERIES OVERVIEW:

Have you ever been lost? Maybe you wandered away from your parents, took a wrong turn, or lost track of your friends in a crowd? It can be scary to realize you’re not sure where you are or how to get home again, and the same thing is true when it comes to our faith. See, you and I were created to be close to the God who made and loves us. But some of us don’t know our Creator yet. And some of us know Jesus but we wander (or at least we feel) far away from Him. In this 4-week series, we’ll explore a series of stories Jesus once told about things that were lost and then got found again. Through those stories, we’ll discover that Jesus notices you, values you, welcomes you back when you’ve strayed, and invites you to the party when others come home.

DOWNLOAD THIS WEEK’S SMALL GROUP GUIDE

Following Jesus can be pretty dangerous. It’s not just about going to church or reading your Bible — it’s often about doing (and praying for) things that aren’t easy. If you (or you and your students) are looking for a book to help you push you out of your comfort zone, try DANGEROUS PRAYERS, by Craig Groeschel!

At least once this month, choose a volunteer to celebrate. Add their picture and a few sentences about what makes them awesome!

We’re wondering . . . What’s the most difficult question a teenager has ever asked you? Reply to this email and let us know!