Foxboro Students

Welcome to Foxboro Student Ministry! 

We’re excited you’re here! We create environments and opportunities for middle and high school students to ask questions, be curious, explore Jesus and their faith and build meaningful relationships with one other and a group of caring adults. Our church family would be nothing without our students and we feel blessed and honored to partner with parents, families and these students in what God is doing in and through their lives.

What Happens at Foxboro Student Ministry? 

Where do we go?

The Hub - Enter through the gym side doors. Look for the “Students” sign through the glass doors and head down to the Hub. You can’t miss it. At the beginning of our time together, you might also find us in the gym. 

What time is the weekly programming?

Students meet:

During the school year, our middle and high school groups will be meeting on Sunday evenings, 6:30-8pm. There will be time for games, fun, and meaningful conversation, where our middle school and high school groups will have some combined time, but also time with their specific age group. These weekly gatherings kick off on September 7th. There are some weeks that are off due to special events or leader training, so be sure to keep an eye on our calendar, linked below. 

During the summer, we have a series of special events. Many students participate in cross-cultural learning experiences with global and regional mission partners. 

On Sunday mornings, we encourage students, 6-12th grade, to worship with their families, friends, or serve with children, welcome team, tech team, or the worship team. On some weeks, we offer a special Sunday Connect time for teens during our worship service. Check out our seasonal calendars for dates. 

What should you expect at Watertown Student Ministry? 

For our middle school students, they can expect the unexpected with fun, high-energy games, spaces for chilling out with their friends over board and card games, and engaging conversations as they process life, God, and all the in-between.

Our high school students can expect a chiller vibe, leaning heavily into relationships and community. This is a space where they can build meaningful relationships and memories, take ownership of their faith and life, and grow together as they wrestle with questions, major life changes, who they are, who God is, who they are to God, and who God is to them.

In both spaces, we are about students discovering and owning their faith, asking questions and experience deep belonging in a way that impacts their life today and into adulthood. 

Upcoming Events

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Student Summer Trips

Each year our students have the opportunity to come together and experience life with God for the good of the world - taking trips locally and around the world to visit with ministry partners, serve in the community, or learn about a different culture.

We have trips specifically tailored for our middle schoolers as well as high school students. For more information about this year's Student Summer Trips click the link below.

Student Summer Trips

Important Information

  • We have a lot of opportunities for students to plug and get connected in a meaningful way including weekly gatherings to fun events, retreats, trips, and serving opportunities. Explore your local campus by clicking on the tabs above to learn more.
  • If you’re new with us and trying to figure out if this is the place for you, welcome. It’s hard being new anywhere, including at church stuff. Good thing is, everyone here has been new before, so you won’t be alone. Will it be awkward? Almost guaranteed, but death by awkwardness isn’t a thing, so you should make it out alive and maybe even acquire some new friends in the process. We’re excited to meet you.
  • We believe that youth ministry is family ministry. We may know teenagers, but you know your teenager the best and you are their greatest influence. So, we believe in partnering with parents is one way we get to help lead students to discover and own their faith.
  • Check out our parent page to find helpful resources related to parenting teens as well as our weekly content so that you can continue the conversation at home and your teenager(s) normalize talking about God in their life.
  • Waiver: This liability and med form enables us to respond to an emergency regarding your child(ren), and allows us to go off site with them for events, trips, retreats, and serving opportunities. This form needs to be completed once and then can be accessed and updated by you as needed until your child graduates without needing to be filled out all over again. Click here to fill out the waiver.
  • Without our adult volunteer leaders, none of this would be possible. We get to watch God work in and through the lives of our leaders to help lead our students to discover and own their faith. So, volunteers, thank you!
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Interested in learning more about volunteering with student ministry?

Volunteering in student ministry can look like a lot of different things, not just leading a small group. Every campus has unique needs, many of which are seasonal and behind the scenes. And yet every role, in some way, helps our students nurture meaningful connections that impact their life and faith. If this is something you’d like to consider, pray about it and have a conversation with your local Student Ministry Director by clicking on the button below.

Volunteer in Student Ministry

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