Teens

Every Sunday, teens from all over Patrick County meet at Stagecoach Coffee — kids from our church, kids from other churches, and kids from no church at all.

No judgment. No pressure. Just good coffee, real conversation, and the Word of God.

A coffee shop, not a classroom.

We meet where teens actually want to be — around tables at Stagecoach Coffee, not in rows in a fellowship hall. It's relaxed, it's theirs, and it's a place where they can be honest.

Teens from other churches come. So do teens who've never set foot in one. That mix is the whole point: this is a community-wide Bible study, not a church club.

Over the course of a year, the group works through six to eight Bible studies together. But it isn't just reading — they dig into what Scripture actually means for a teenager right now. The stuff they're really dealing with, this week.

Faith with its sleeves rolled up.

When school lets out, the group turns outward. Project GO is a community-wide summer missions effort where our teens serve Stuart and the rest of Patrick County — painting, building, baking, raising money, showing up. It's where a lot of them find their faith gets real.

They come home from a summer of it closer to each other, and closer to the Lord.

Lead by folks who knows these kids.

Our teen group is led by Amy Corns, a teacher at Patrick County High School. For a lot of the teens who come, that means the person inviting them isn't a stranger — it's someone they already see every week.

She's the one to reach out to with any questions about joining.

This is what it looks like.

Sundays at the coffee shop. Summers out in the county.

Any teen is welcome.

Really.

You don't have to be a member here. You don't have to go to church at all.

If you're in grade 8 or up, there's a chair at the table and a cup of coffee with your name on it.

Questions?

Reach out anytime — we'd love to hear from you. Email Amy or call our office below.