High School Ministry
Our High School Ministry is comprised of 9th-12th graders and meets each Friday in a fun, faithful, and spiritual environment for our high schoolers to connect with each other and connect with God.
Middle School Ministry
Our Middle School Ministry, which is comprised of 6th-8th graders, meets twice a month for fun and spiritual exploration.
Rise Kids
Our Rise Kids ministry provides Sunday classes during worship service for children ages 6 months through 5th grade.
Click here for more information on our Rise Kids Curriculum.Families
We have events throughout the year including parenting workshops and lessons to equip the families on how to inspire their children to begin their own spiritual journey of faith.
Questions?

Kyle and Maya Perkins
Youth and Family Ministry Leaders
Youth and Family Resources
The Power of Great Friendships
Boston Church of Christ NextGen
Fostering Faith and Connection with God, Pt. 2
Boston Church of Christ NextGen
Are We Doing It Right? Overcoming Insecurities in Parenting
Chicago Church of Christ
Chicago Church of Christ
Substance Use & Abuse: Protecting Mind, Body, & Spirit w/ Dr. Ryan Erbe
Boston Church of Christ NextGen
Boston Church of Christ NextGen
Websites
Covenant Eyes is an internet accountability and filtering system that helps people avoid viewing pornography and other inappropriate content online. It works by monitoring the websites users visit and sending reports to an accountability partner. It also includes a filtering system that blocks access to certain websites and content.
Join our community and access relevant resources produced each month to equip you for better conversations. From elementary to high school and beyond, Axis is here to help you tackle the tough topics that your kids are facing, one conversation at a time.
Mama Bear Apologetics is a platform aimed at equipping parents, particularly mothers, to train themselves and their children in defending their Christian faith. It offers resources such as podcasts, blogs, and books to help families navigate and respond to cultural challenges with a biblical perspective.
Book List
If you’re looking for Christian books for kids and families, look no further! Check out our list of books for Christian youth and family materials.
Studies
The OTM Small Group Bible Study Handbook is a comprehensive resource that provides guidance and tips for leading a small group Bible study. It covers topics such as how to plan and organize effective Bible studies, facilitate discussions, and develop a curriculum. The handbook also includes case studies, tools, and resources to help small group leaders create a successful and impactful study. It is designed to be a comprehensive guide for those who want to lead small group Bible studies.
The OTM Small Group Bible Study Handbook is a comprehensive resource that provides guidance and tips for leading a small group Bible study. It covers topics such as how to plan and organize effective Bible studies, facilitate discussions, and develop a curriculum. The handbook also includes case studies, tools, and resources to help small group leaders create a successful and impactful study. It is designed to be a comprehensive guide for those who want to lead small group Bible studies.
Parenting Devotionals
Articles
This essay argues that fathers are just as important as mothers in the emotional and cognitive development of children. Research shows that involved fathers lead to better social skills, academic performance, and mental health outcomes for children. The essay offers suggestions for how fathers can nurture their children and emphasizes the importance of being present and engaged in their lives. It encourages fathers to play an active role in their children’s upbringing.
The article discusses the impact of humor in media as a tool for normalizing behaviors and ideas that may conflict with Christian values. It highlights how sitcoms and other forms of entertainment use comedy to make certain lifestyles and actions seem acceptable, potentially influencing children’s perceptions and values. The author urges parents to be vigilant about the content their children consume, engage in discussions about media choices, and reinforce teachings from the Bible to help navigate the challenges posed by secular culture.
The article discusses the perceived threat of postmodernism to the next generation, especially those professing Christianity. It highlights how postmodern ideology, which emphasizes relativism and the deconstruction of traditional truths, is pervasive in culture and may lead young Christians to question or abandon their faith. The author suggests that to counteract this influence, teaching and reinforcing biblical principles and the teachings of Jesus are essential.
